Ask those same attorneys how the irrevocable trust will stop the landlord dispute, prevent a lawsuit in the event of a premises liability claim, payment or performance related dispute with a vendor such as a contractor or property manager.

I operate on a fairly simple premise when handling issues, which I have adhered to since 2009. 

It is our belief that if Joe had actually walked the property and understood it’s story, his commentary would be different.

@Jules Aton understood.

As a general rule, the lower the down payment, a person invest on the buy then the easier it is for them to walk away from the property, especially if it will not show up negatively on their credit.A person would definitely have to tweak his program/teaching for their local setting. as others have said this is not a new concept. however, he did seem to package what he’s doing in his location in a way that I think can be understood.

Many may not have known or understood what they were investing in. 

I told him smoking isn't allowed in the unit at all, but outside is ok (the premises has two balconies).

Understood.

No, punishing Greece for its fiscal irresponsibility was popular with the people of the EU because SO MANY OF THEM HAD BEEN THERE, met the Greeks in Greece, and understood most of them needed a proper European attitude adjustment, deep, deep, deep where the sun don't shine.

Also be extra careful if you're offering additional amenities that increase your liability risk off property like golf carts, canoes, bikes, etc. as many DP3 policies limit liability to the premise only.