Many agents don't know what that is and sometimes they freak out because they think it's a scam.But in terms of the structure it's a simple and often used strategy. 

The sort of situation where you think you're buying in a B neighborhood but it's more like a C/D.My simple advice would be to find a property in Saint Louis County school districts that have access to areas of the city where the most jobs are located.

I ended up going with BIFI ... unsure why ... but so far - the onboarding was very simple and - again, so far so good.   

Always remember this simple formula.  

Hey Christine, This would seem like a simple answer, but it's not. 

So my suggestion if starting with a flip is to find one that needs simple things… paint, flooring, appliances, landscaping, and such.  

If it wasn't fraud but simple incompetence (and he lost the money), then that isn't a crime and your options are more limited.Your legal contract (and/or the state laws the entity was incorporated in...depending on where) most likely requires the sponsor to share books and records with you (so you can at least know what happened).

Simple as that.

It was a simple selection and scheduling process.

It could be as simple as bottle jacking a support or as involved as replacing multiple rotted beams and subfloor.