A couple of guys in Houston started a hard money fund about 25 years ago, that grew exponentially and attracted some Hollywood name investors.  

If your name is on title, you can sell the property with what is called "subject to" the existing mortgage.

My name is Cedreahna Kennedy, and I’m based in Fort Worth, TX.

Got to give a shout out to a tax lien investor who had some random gmail address and went by the name Ben.So, one of the unique things about note investing is when you buy a pool of assets is sometimes a seller is closing out their fund and will include assets that have no value.

They just announced they were bought out by Bigger Pockets and will be joining the company under the name PassivePockets and I can't wait to continue to learn with them.Given the required time and number of transactions needed to get the right people for these I do not have the time to do it.  

I suggest you read Short Term Rental, Long Term Wealth, published by Bigger Pockets and then join the Facebook group by the same name.  

Even big names like Opendoor who in the past offered little to no compensation has adjusted their marketing to include compensation in an effort to sell homes during this cooler time of year. 

The market of bank real estate asset wholeselling for example is very closed to a select few companies that invest millions of dollars, but when you see that big names like credit suisse invested over 150 million euros last year with one local bank's properties you have to wonder why these guys are puting so many eggs in this basket. 

I guess the main reason they would want a site is for something that will consolidate all their properties under 1 brand name that they can post on face book and other sites or give to friends and family.

I’m new to this investing thing and just always hear that you shouldn’t have anything in your own name?