@Andraise Scott , this technique was detailed in the book Landlording by Leigh Robinson.

I don't have the time to rehab and flip/hold (although I would enjoy the learning experience), so I'm here to become the investors go-to guy for evaluating and presenting properties.I'll be looking around for evaluation techniques, as well as estimating a wide variety of rehab repairs (roofs, baths, kitchens, floors, appliances, etc...).I would also be open to local investment clubs to meet like minded members.Thanks for your service!

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Once approved, we will also send you a list of techniques that past clients have utilized to draw funds that they can use the same as cash (without paying high cash advance fees).

Follow the "dollar cost averaging" technique and over the long run, the ups and downs of the market will work to your advantage.

Thus far, I have only focused on wholesaling and am attracted to the no cash no credit techniques, but I most definitely feel the need to expand my horizons.Thanks in advance.

Yes, I wouldn't recommend doing this as a novice investor, but a subject to could be used for this technique

As a wholesaler, I could use the same technique to place notes for certain areas I am looking for houses in. 

Special thanks goes out to Brian Gibbons who educated me on his creative financing techniques this morning.

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