Quote from @Jay Hinrichs: Quote from @Bill Schrimpf: I wonder if Compass will get in trouble with any fair housing laws, someday.In commercial, and for pro's, pocket listing and double ending is OK. 

Hey Rafael, I am having trouble understanding your post.

You will have nothing but trouble out of these people going forward.

David Greene unintentionally got a lot of people in trouble, his book is making it sound too easy and totally ignores the human element of contractors, PMs and tenants. 

Self-managing is a learning experience and takes research to stay out of trouble.

My biggest concern was if they ever default and we have to foreclose, I didn't want to get in legal trouble if it seems we don't have enough supporting evidence that they could afford it. 

The trouble people get in to comes from not understanding real estate. 

I guess the company is not going to send out an email saying Hey we are in big trouble, we just wanted you to know!

Unfortunately, you seem to Not Know that "Subject To" and "Contract for Deed" are two entirely different things.Your reasoning and information are seriously flawed.Your lack of attention to detail will, not might, but will get you into trouble with creative finance.It's like me saying that "Butterflies fly through the air" and you respond with "But jellyfish sometimess sting" It's not related and it's incomprehensible. 

I’ve seen people chase better returns in riskier markets and run into trouble.