Thanks @Melanie Johnston - NEXT is a private money lender.

.: Another question for you pros: we currently manage a small portfolio of CFDs on land parcels and a couple of private loans.

You could be a private investor for a house flipper, but then you would be the bank and I am not sure how that would sit with your faith.I would park the money in index funds if you can't do syndications just because you are restricting the possible use of your money in real estate.

But for off-market/private party transactions, you are free to have your lawyer draft up a contract for you to use.

He's no longer hosting the podcast on BP, but I think his private podcast is more authentic.It's hard to give book recommendations without knowing what you are trying to learn.

This quick profit flip highlighted our expertise in identifying high-potential properties and executing rapid sales for substantial gains in Pleasant Hill’s thriving market.

((Basically a "Loft" layout, but enclosing half the upstairs -to be a more private upstairs bedroom with it's own toilet & sink))....

Hey @Jordan Ryan - Consider connecting with @Cam Schwartz... he has some great private money products at his new business called vert! 

Strategic marketing highlighted these upgrades, making the property stand out in the market and contributing to its sale at $260,000.

I’d love to read any updated terms and conditions they have that demonstrates a commission for private / direct sales.