Can I just submit the offer with the seller's hardship package or do I need to get a realtor to list the house and go through the motions of pretending as if it was that listing that found me as the buyer?

Bottom line probably is that you cannot sell the property and pretend that you are leasing it.  

(Of course if I was selling real estate education, I'd pretend this was all part of a master plan.).

Let's pretend there is no fraud, and borrowers are indeed honestly qualified for that teaser payment.$400k loan amount, payments for that first 5 years would be $1,666 per month.

I am have thought about pretending to be a desperate seller and reaching out to some whole sellers but don't think that is to ethical.  

There are a lot of pretenders in the very crowded real estate crowdfunding platform field.

People like to pretend cash flow is guaranteed and appreciation is speculation, but both are educated guesses.

Is there a easy way to do this other than calling landlords and pretending to be a renter and looking at properties?

Hi everyone,Just spoke over the phone with them and just got pushed for capital investment in his project, wish you the best of luck but if you want capital be-upfront about it, don't pretend to be a newbie when your dad is an experienced developer. 

A-2x 100k homes in- A/B class neighborhoods=$200kvs B-4x 50k homes in C/D neighborhoods=$200k Lets pretend the rents are close (or the same)What is the smarter move?