It doesn't make sense to me to buy a property at the top of the market even if the cash flow is good because there is no safeguard in place for if the property lost value.

There are safeguards so people don't cherry pick their own mortgage and figure out a way to knock off some principle and manufacture their own discount.

Though since was before the Dodd/Frank debacle their reasoning was based on safeguards against strict Landlord/Tenant Regulations.

This is just an example of how to purchase real estate using none of your own money There are other aspects as to the interest acquired in a Sub-2, you are in title as a buyer and you can encumber your interest and cloud good title,No… see how to safeguard the buyer and seller belowthis requires a filing in the RE records… No see belowand is another violation under the first with the transfer of interests by a third party, you, as the buyer.

So, in a HUD purchase there are safeguards in place to protect the buyer in regards to title.

I think this might go a long way towards making people more comfortable about sending their money out into the ether without any form of safeguards...

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Make sure there are safeguards with money.

Two areas I see, economic laws, passed to manipulate economic aspects for the benefit of some and public law that focuses on how things are conducted to safeguard the public from various afflictions.

So, what you end up with are originators in a brokerage operation or brokers where you'll find the least safeguards and abilities in the industry.