Is there any sort of subsidy built into the mortgage, or is it just a no-down, low interest rate loan product? 

I've been helping my pop with his business (acting as CEO) for about 3 years now (remotely since his business is in Puerto Rico) but I'm desperate for REI action from the USA, I NEED to continue learning.I think helping USA RE Investors remotely from here (CR) is a no-brainer; I have a laptop with VPN, a cell phone with a USA phone number (T-Mobile), speak both English and Spanish, AND have been learning REI since 2019.If you want to connect and have a quick chat, feel free to "WhatsApp" me (that's how all communications works here in CR"

If their credit is lower than your cutoff, it's a 'no'.

.: Subject To is definitely NOT a “No Money Down” technique”, Here’s why . . .The obvious question is: "How Do I Keep Finding These Smokin' Deals"It costs money to locate a willing seller.

Given Vermont’s tenant protections, if she isn’t in clear violation of the lease, would our best option be to issue a no-cause non-renewal notice when the lease ends, understanding that could lead to an eviction if she refuses to leave?

I would say right now identifying cost segregation opportunities is a no brainer for many clients.

If a "no money down" deal lands in your lap and it works, great, but don't go forward thinking that's the way to financial freedom, because it'll more likely keep you on the sidelines. 

So, it will be a no for me. 

They were happy to carry the note at just 3%, which made the acquisition a no-brainer.

If it takes more then 5yrs to be into net, that's too long and a no-go.