Most amounts are too small for the hassle, and again, that becomes litigation, not simply an audit.Creative finance buyers, I do not believe it's a winning argument to the IRS to say that you bought the property, didn't make the payments and you took the write offs anyway.

The country simply does not have enough affordable housing units, and the new supply of affordable housing units is not keeping up with new demand.

That being said, you could be the individual who helps identify this respective vendor.

I’d be happy to help you navigate the market, identify undervalued properties, and analyze potential cash flow.

BRRRR all comes down to finding the right distressed properties at the right price, then identifying the right long term financing. 

You simply stack and bolt together the rings to the height you want.

@Mario Morales, to echo Bradley, I would say this depends on what you are lacking in your own knowledge base.To some (probably many investors) the agent is simply an initial filter for them.  

I’d simply ask in what situations where the broker and the brokers firm did nothing to facilitate the sale do you think you should get paid a commission?

Also, what if I hold financing in my personal name on some of these properties and I have simply moved them to the LLC for additional libiliaty protection where as I have to move them in and out of the LLC when I refinance?

I read somewhere years ago that simply entitling raw land (permitting) it for a use increases its value by 3-5x.