Your situation is very relatable for many investors who have locked in excellent mortgage rates on rental properties but now need liquidity for a new venture.

Maybe investors need to see a real liquidation event or something.

I don't know about this program but think logically can anyone learn to make hundreds of thousands of dollars in a 10 hour course.. pretty much anything that would be mentioned in a 10 hour course your going to find on the internet.. and as well just go to E bay and buy used guru course materials and CDs for usually 20 to 50 bucks.. those are worth the money take your time listening to all of those and you should get some understanding.. but at its base.. wholesaling is no mystery.. you simply buy low sell high.. how you do it is you market your rear end off.. wholesaling in the Orlando area dried up about 3 years ago.. most of the bigger players exited the market simply not enough deals .. 

The smartest move depends on your goals: cash now, cash flow, or long-term wealth building.Sell and take the cash: If you want max liquidity to help with the Charlotte purchase or future investments, selling could free up significant capital.

Quote from @Jay Hinrichs: Quote from @Scott E.: Excellent post.

I agree with you, but since there is a dispute and sellers abandon property all the time, I would specify that it must be removed and the liquidated damages for failure to remove.

No financing was available because of the environmental situation which eliminated all the “wanna bes” with no capital; eliminated those who had assets but no liquidity, eliminated those that had credit but couldn’t use it on a property that was not “financeable”.  

Possibly just a life lesson but circumstances change and I didn’t want something that I couldn’t liquidate relatively quickly.

This is also on the heels of their update call last night where one of the focal pitch points was discussing the "millions and millions and millions" liquid in place to purchase more properties.

We have investment accounts, just not a lot of liquid funds after putting most of it down on an investment property in Orlando.