I am about to start spending more time researching these picks once everything is set in stone - but I feel comfortable laying off for a bit since I sold at a peak.I do my best not to purchase my own employers stock either - its a bad idea because you become too attached to the loyalty and become less objective.

I'd like to propose a scenario for some of you to explain to me what a note buyer needs to know and how does his process work.Let's say I originate a note for $20,000 @ 12% for 20 years.

On the financial statement there is a section that says Cashflow - $35,827Add Principal Recap - $47,763-------------------------------------ROI - $83,590Im unfamiliar with the heading Add principal Recap, can you explain?

If youre having an issue with a title company regarding a Sub2 purchase it is because youre not explaining to them what you are wanting in a confident manner...And it you are unsure of what you want they are going to CYA all day long and say NO WAY.I do Sub2s all of the time, hundreds of them now and they just are not an issue.Good LuckMichael Quarles

Mike, I'm not too familiar with the methods of analyzing the property, can you explain how you calculate the "NOI" ?

Let me explain my point of view.

The above sounds a but like what an engineer would ask.I am concerned about the objective.

Some folks transfer the property into an LLC without concerns for the lender as they know they can transfer it back without hassle if the lender objects.

Can somebody explain that to me???

I explain to them that I am also an investor of "X" years and have bought and sold "X#" properties.