Ask a seller to sign over their deed on day one, and you've lost the deal. Here's why the deed waits. This lesson is from the South Carolina Series. The exact pitch, five sentences, is in Episode 4. Members: Episode 4 is open in the Classroom now. Not a member yet? Upgrade, and all 14 South Carolina episodes open today, plus the National Course. Investing outside South Carolina? Start with the National Course. Its Episode 1 is free in the Classroom.

Hey Installment Method community! It's Friday, so let's end the week with a bang! Any IM deals in your pipeline?

What’s up Installment Method community? Happy Wednesday! Who’s got an installment deal they’re working? Let us know how it’s going 💪

Hey everyone, it's Friday, which means you have the weekend to get started on the SC Series of Installment Method! There are deals out there - go get them!

Hey y’all, I'm so glad you are here! Before we all dive in together please take a minute to read the rules below. Thanks. - Jason There's one rule, and I enforce it: nobody in our community answers deal-specific legal questions, including me. When you have one, write it down and take it to your closing attorney. That's who it's for. Your closing attorney knows your county, your paperwork, and your deal. And one thing I'm asking that I can't enforce: installment deals only work if the math is done the way Episode 3 teaches it. Do it that way on every deal. I'm not an attorney, and nothing here is legal advice.