While seller financing offers numerous advantages, including tax benefits and continued income for heirs, it seems he's set on selling for cash.

I mentioned in a thread a week ago that I had done this numerous times.

I don’t take them to a shiny object but I listen to what they are looking for.

Hello, I have listened to some of the podcasts from BiggerPockets.

Sometimes it's ambiguous, but even then, why should I bother with the company that has numerous unresolved lawsuits, versus another company that is virtually the same but has none.

I just attended the Space City RE investors meet up last month and it was nice chatting with like minded investors and listening to their speaker. 

I would suggest you look at old posts on wholesaling and listen to some BP podcasts. 

Long-time podcast listener, first time to post here.

@Justin Goodin Why can't you answer the simple question you've been asked numerous times.

Investors don't control an appraisal, in fact attempting to do so is illegal (that's from the bureaucratic side of me that can save many newbies tail end if they only heard from the likes of some on the internet).It's more prudent listening to what an appraiser has to say about what they would like to see or not see than 20 investors with opinions gained over a sample size of 50 deals, even 250 deals.Not to discount Jasons work, but there are limitations.Take into consideration both sides, again. not all investors have the advanced social skills that may be required to favorably impress an appraiser, but it is clearly assumed that any newbie should follow the advice of those who have never been there or done that......Give me a break!