If you decide to pursue this further, I recommend doing a good deal of research on the process - there's a very good website called Mexperience that will give you a quite thorough overview of the process.

Like how stock investors use progressive reports, some number crunching and a bit of luck for their stock portfolios to make a comprehensive outlook on certain stock options, sports investing uses a similar system to make a comprehensive outlook on certain sports picks. 

In less that a week, I’ve been on Zoom calls, connected with potential realtors, talked in depth about comprehensive planning, zoning ordinances and the future of office & retail.

My company has provided investment analysis software for 31 years and in that time we have known literally thousands of investors for whom a detailed and comprehensive financial analysis was key to their decision-making process and to their success -- and often to their avoidance of bad deals.

I've absorbed a lot reading through the forums, articles, and blogs...but having a quick little reference that gives a very general overview of "Term X" would be great to have!

If you valued the classes at $1K per class that would be $5K which I would assume would be a great value based off what I just went through in the 3 day class especially since this class I think was meant to give you overview of many areas and try to sell you the mastery program and FB.

Many of these are detailed in my article here:Subject-To Overview and ThoughtsOnce you have an inked contract and all of the data you need you have to do due diligence with the lender and get things through title.

Try www.lessannoyingcrm.com Yes, it has a funny name, but the functionality is amazing.There is a short video overview on the home page that give you a good idea of what it can do. 

I know there are several types of trusts, I just wanted to get you general overview on it.

I tried to give a fairly comprehensive story since it's hard to get to know people when only meeting in a forum...and it doesn't hurt to have an interesting story. :-)Cheers all!