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Karen Wolf
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New to investing

Karen Wolf
  • Lafayette, CA
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hello,

I am new to investing, in fact, I just began to research the field.  One thing I came across is a site called Unlimited Funding by Marco Rubel.  Has anyone had experience with his system of investing?  His main source of funding is to have the homeowner sign over their deed but maintain the financing in their name.  Has anyone been successful with this technique and why would a home owner agree to this.  It would be wonderful if homeowners actually agree to this but common sense tells me that it's not a reasonable source of funding.  Can anyone enlighten me on their experience with this technique?

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