@Myles Berrio I spoke with you about the subject to deal I had under contract last week. I now have a buyer for the property and I am going to set up the title search and closing with an attorney this week. After watching the subject to portion of your training video, I wanted to use this platform to get some advice and maybe help others in the future. Will the lawyer set up the third party that you spoke about or is that something that the buyer and/or I need to set up? Also, I know you said that the note due on sale rarely happens, but what are common reasons that it does happen? Particularly in this case, because as you know the most enticing part of this deal was the entry fee. Thank you for your time.

Comping properties properly is by far one of the most important skills to have in this business. Here is the latest training video of quick steps to comping to win in real estate using Zillow (Free online)! #How To Comp Properly In 2025

Private money is truly the secret sauce I discovered years ago that can accelerate your real estate business. It is the hardest of all the kinds of ways to finance properties in the beginning, because it's purely relationship based and built on trust. This takes time to build. Although, a bonus tip not shared in the video is joint venturing with someone 50/50 or even 60/40 (the lender getting the 60%) on your first deal can be the quickest way to break into the world of raising private money for your real estate deals. Check out the newest training video on me breaking down understanding private money, even when used to buy long-term rentals, especially creatively!

How long have you guys been in to real estate? And what’s your favorite part? Wholesaling? Flipping? Etc?

It's a 1% deal with a single family and a duplex. Rents are $2,425 and purchase would be $230,000 with a 4.99% interest rate. $40k down These are located in Spartanburg 7 min from Spartanburg Airport 6 min to Downtown Spartanburg 12 min from Walmart and Target