However, it's important to note that it functions as a deferral, meaning the taxes owed will be carried over to the next property.

(just like a 2nd but shows up as one loan that has two payments each month) You do these when the seller has a lot of equity and will do a “carry back” instead of requiring cash at closing.

Hard money is sort of a last resort, that's typically meant to be a short-term solution and will carry a higher rate and/or fees compared to most other options. 

It depends on your appetite and financial ability to carry out the post-purchase fight.

Wire fraud, identity theft, fake sellers, fake buyers stealing things from listings… all these things are common these days and agents always get named in the resulting law suits because they carry E&O insurance.

Owner financing, buying subject to, Owner carrying back a 2nd for just the downpayment part.

Hey Ryan, (in general) your passive income will be offset by these prior passive losses since they carry forward :) 

If attorney reps a successor trustee, they want to protect that person in carrying out their fiduciary duties.That would usually include a bias towards seeing that an asset to be sold gets maximum market exposure. 

sfvrsn=0 I have a sub that uses this service, they are a joke, nobody knows anything except carry materials.

I know of syndications but would not recommend any.It's definitely an "opportunity", but if everyone defines it as one then it'll lose it's steam as soon as momentum carries the first to it.