A-paper commercial banks are still in the 3.75% - 4.25% range right now, so technically 5% is better than that.

There are a lot of people who are over leveraged, so they can technically afford it, but it's not a comfortable position to be in.You may want to consider how much you're comfortable paying per month and then working backwards to see how much that works out to be in the way of a mortgage (and if there is anything worth it - however you may want to qualify that) in your range.

I would like to know about  that boot camp as well.I live in Daytona Beach technically and would be interested in attending if it has value. 

They can foreclose on a property that they don't have the title to or don't technically own?

He mentions technical analysis and the ability to study charts in the market to predict the future.

Technically speaking 1 in 10 people you pass on the street don't have a job.

Technically, he's allowed to cut them, but it's better if you do it.

Technical difficulties - including the webinar-host going down right as Brandon started the webinar - made it virtually impossible for anyone to actually watch.

So technically you can't just dissolve an LLC while it owns an asset.  

And I've found out since that most lenders don't allow the move to an LLC through a QC deed because it technically invokes the "due on sale clause" and they COULD demand the balance of the mortgage.