Now for this turn key company they sounded like they got frustrated and your talk devolved into something that did not end well.So it is a happy mediumbut at the end of the day its just real estate buying a SFR rental is not all that complicated its the easiest simplest real estate transaction out there short of buying bare lot in a subdivision.Its no different than buying a home here in Portland.. you order your inspections your lender gets your appraisal..

Yeap...The simplest solution is generally the right one.

The simplest and best policy most knowledgeable investors take is simply don't market to those in pre-foreclosure.

@Amy ZemserThe simplest solution is often the best.Sell it.

The simplest thing would be to tie into your city system if you can.I don't know if this is applicable but just to get a rate increase required $15-20K to hire a negotiator to negotiate with the state.  

The simplest way to overcome these obstacles is to find a second generation restaurant space.A second generation restaurant space is a unit within a commercial property, or a freestanding property, that was previously operated as a restaurant and is now available for a new tenant.

I would strongly consider going that route since it would be the simplest route to go. 

One of the simplest ways is definitely a personal loan with interest. 

I've since found HighriseHQ to be the simplest thing for what I need to track general real estate contacts, notes, etc.It doesn't seem free, but they do have a free option if you look closely.But....what I've seen that I needed for years is a way to track my buyers needs better -- a literal way to filter them out when I get a great wholesale deal -- so that I can quickly go to a list of 300 buyers and see who would best fit the $30k brick 3/1 house in a specific zip code --- and then e-mail/call those 7 potential buyers.I have never seen any type of program that does this and I plan to build one within the next 3 months.Does anyone share this same issue?

We need to ensure that if either of us become incapacitated or dies mid a project that it doesn't prevent the project from being completed, capital returned, profits taken, etc.This is two questions: what would be the simplest way to do this for both these entities?