```````````````````Exclusive: N.Y. regulator subpoenas 'contract for deed' lenders Reuters - Money | Fri May 13, 2016 | 8:57pm EDTBy Suzanne BarlynNew York's financial regulator sent subpoenas on Friday to both a unit and an affiliate of Apollo Global Management, LLC, New York Mortgage Trust and Battery Point Financial for details about seller-financed home sales, a person familiar with the matter said.The New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) wants information about the terms of a type of home transaction the companies facilitate, known as a "contract for deed," to see if there are state financial services law violations or issues with improper interest rates, among other concerns, the person said.An Apollo Global spokesman declined to comment.NYDFS sent subpoenas to the company's ARM Manager, LLC unit, which manages Apollo Residential Mortgage Inc, a separate, publicly-traded real estate investment trust that also received a subpoena.A spokesman for those entities confirmed that the companies had received subpoenas and said they "intend to cooperate fully."

first thing i would do is put "motivated seller" in the MLS ticket. second is lower the price if you are that motivated.try it, but i dont think the incentive will help.... remember that most agents just finished high school and some have a political science college degree (worthless), so they can't think outside of a plastic bag.

Plastic, galvanized, copper, Quest (HOPE NOT), other?

That I can tell you.Additionally, several factories continue to use cheap plastic hoses for plumbing lines instead of copper and the cheapest turn stops, fixtures, fittings, commodes, sinks, appliances, formica countertops, plastic wrap around shower enclosures, and on and on.

Thanks @Danielle Fattizzi,@Larry Fried,@James Wise, @Frederic Favier.

I asked the broker and he recommended 24x30 aluminum, but those seem very expensive and i just want to make sure im not going overboard on this from the start, because there is a house in my neighborhood that is for sale, so i walked down and looked at the sign and it was just the corrugated plastic with metal eyelets at the top in the holes... 

Does anyone know of a similar service to accept cash or something other than ACH or eChecks for smaller fries like me?  

Call on those 1 x 2 white plastic signs that the Wholesalers are leaving illegally on every street corner in the traffic areas of our hot as Hades Hillsborough County.

There's a cost to everything, and sometimes money and time spent going after small fries could be better spent on building the business.

I'm with @Larry Fried when it comes to NW Indiana.