It's like looking for the perfect opportunity to jump on the train when it's moving. 

The seller retains the original mortgage and continues to be responsible for making payments to the original lender.Here is the process You find a property where the seller is flexible We provide training (mentor) on how to do that Usually these are not on the MLS Or the property has been on the MLS, but hasn’t sold In your offer, you indicate you are willing to buy the property for their asking price if you can get your terms.

Look at each county website and see if they have rules and regs or training classes. 

Making Sure It Makes SenseThink of it as two revenue streams: (a) your core soccer/training revenue and (b) sublease income from tenants.

Some notes are very high risk so I suggest you get as much training as possible. 

We still have to do some manual work for now.With you having a total of 30 units between your partnership and your personal portfolio, as long as your cash flow is decent, I'd say it's time to hire an REI-savvy Bookkeeping Professional.If you're good with how you're currently doing your bookkeeping, you can hire a cheap bookkeeper and train them to take over what you're currently doing. 

In an attempt to simplify explaining the process, so it can be understood, I am leaving out details that I cover in other posts and in training.

A lot of training actually.

Working for training guru's selling education.

Quote from @Shan Dey: Hi there, any recommendation of any AI Customer Service Agent specifically trained with real estate data or investment in RE?