You can google "debt collection" or "debt buyers" to find companies who do this.In general, be prepared to collect pennies on each dollar of debt owed to you.

Do your own research into the market, be prepared, but use an experienced broker that has worked with other investors to located similar properties.Best of luck.

He was after a certain type of investor who was prepared to go on a journey with him and his team, an investor who wanted to build a long-term relationship of trust and commitment.

I've been considering preparing for and getting the MLO license for couple of states.

If you are just getting started in multifamily real estate investing (perhaps making the jump from SFR – single family rentals – or flipping) – make sure you are well prepared if you jump "up the ladder" too quickly – the world of 2-10 unit multifamily investing can offer a great "bridge" between SFR and Multifamily for any budding real estate investor.Video Version - (BP - please delete if this is not allowed)

That said, we have seen the following work:An attorney prepares a land trust (intervivos revocable trust) for the subject property and after the deed into trust is recorded, the trustee (the seller) will quit their trustee position, and the beneficiaries (usually the seller) name a new trustee (the buyer) and transfer their beneficial interest to the buyer.By using the trust, one legally avoids the due-on-sale clause. 

You do, however, have to pay a lot to prepare tax returns once you have a corporate structure, which can lower returns a lot. 

When you begin reporting rental income on your tax return, you can consult with a tax professional or use tax preparation software to ensure you're correctly claiming all eligible deductions and depreciating the expenses appropriately.

And it takes very little effort to gather since you have to do it anyway to prepare taxes. 

I am driven and prepared for the grind.