Quote from @Doug Smith: The reason no one is teaching this strategy is because it's a terrible, terrible strategy that is taught at the end of every cycle only to see those people lose their shirts. 

And for the companies that endorse WealthAbility, I would think twice about putting your stamp of approval on such a sleazy sham of a business.

Not a stamp of approval but rather a confirmation that basic industry practices are being followed.

I don't mind being a bit warm in the summer and wearing a sweat shirt in the winter. 

In todays market this has become very risky and I expect quite a few people to lose their shirts when the market drops. 

Prices are still affordable compared to many other markets, but they’ve also appreciated meaningfully over the past few years.If you’re serious about out-of-state investing and open to Detroit, I’m happy to share resources or help however I can. whats everyones take on the new rules for section 8 etc food stamps and other government safety net programs..

I also think email serves to benefit you in another significant way too, in that it guarantees you have a written, time-stamped record of the actions taken, steps agreed upon, timeframes, etc.

When you have the red stamped blue prints in hand is the time to approach B-1's

A market could be on fire but if you don’t have good management you could lose your shirt.

Now, I’m facing a second stop work order because my permit expired, and my architect retired, leaving me with plans that are now useless (Illinois requires a licensed professional’s stamp).