When there's seller financing under those rates/terms, us institutional lenders can't touch it, not even close!

The added fees, and compliance regulations have almost eliminated small independent investors, and financial institutions from doing mortgages, and in return have actually created worse situations for many consumers.

To answer your question, an institutional investor and a major lending institution payed us (my company) $100 to $200 depending on the size of the rehab, scope and type building.

We adopted our dog from a shelter when he was two.

With most major banks adopting the Zelle quick pay, it’s become very easy to collect.

You can also earn a fee for referring those deals to institutional level investors.

No lender is required to sell a note to anyone and no institutional lender is going to sell a note to an individual buyer.

@Ramzi Nuseibeh and @Michael Seeker - compliance with KRS 383.580, actually 383.505 thru 383.705, is only required if your city or county has adopted the Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Act.

Does anyone have opinion of IREDI course by Howard Zuckerman. Is it worth the money and is knowledge practical enough to pursue development process? Any input is greatly appreciated.

Most sellers placing restrictions on the dates when they will accept offers are banks or other institutional sellers, they are not known for being flexible or even logical at times.