Hunter, what J Scott was saying isn't that signing some documents is simply too much trouble, but that those documents eliminate most wholesale opportunities, unless you're willing to commit fraud and take the associated risks.

Unless you're trying to commit loan fraud, the question of disclosure of having such a loan is not even a question, you disclose it, many seller financed deals are not on a credit report either, !

I committed to a way of life in January.

They all seem like pretty much the same, but being it is a year commitment I do not want to make a hasty decision.Thanks for your help!

I am a past Rich Dad student and went the elite education route and committed to a $27k package after taking the 3 day course.

@Robert Szalay Hi Robert,If you have sufficient income to handle your personal loan commitments plus a new mortgage on your mother's/sister's home, then you can generally co-sign as a personal guarantee on their mortgage. 

(just take notes because you won/t know them and you can look them up later on) May the practice in any Tax Court matter? 

I've spent the last month and half going through the wealth of information on this site, listening to the podcasts, trying to educate myself about real estate investing, and the industry as a whole, as best I can.Now that I have a base knowledge of the various businesses and players within the real estate industry - and my wonderful girlfriend is willing to support my endeavours - I'm ready to commit and am seeking to make inroads.

I assume you're not getting a loan as an "owner occupant" as you'd be committing loan fraud.  

Love Savannah (in fact that will be my daughter's name when she comes in January) Was going to paint my porch ceiling blue like those down there (although I have seen it done in Maine as well) I think the term call it "haute" blue, to stop the evil spirits from entering as they don;t want to cross water.