Your best bet, in my opinion, is to bring in one or more equity partners.

I'd bet you'd have more of a chance of finding say 10 people to knock down smaller deals than the 1 person who could knock down the entire deal.So many people claim to be able to fund a deal no issue no matter the size "if it's good enough" but I find that hard to believe and rarely see examples from it unless it's an established player...

@Kyle Handy or @Tim Macy are your best bets to get your property moved

I hope to keep you all updated on my progress in the future because I don't want to become another person who talks about REI but never follows through!

Your best bet is anything that lets you get back to real-estate ASAP.

I would be willing to bet they'd have dabbled in investing at some point as well. :) good luck you'll do great!!

I bet you anything you scare off 50% of renters who would otherwise consider the place, and you're wasting a lot of time entertaining those who think they can get a deal. 

I will read more than that but it is a fun goal just to see progression.

He made promises and progress, albeit, slowly.

It's possible with a longer time on market, they may be open to a lower price.2) being sold by owner - may be more opportunity here. price may be over/under market value.3) foreclosure - bank is motivated to sell. may be willing to sell under value especially in a slow area.based on this, it seems like best bet would be to pursue houses sold by owner, foreclosures, and listings that have been on market for a while. there also is a whole other approach of finding motivated sellers - drive bys, bandit signs, etc.