Most reverse exchanges are done with cash from the client or a private loan of some sort from an individual or a portfolio bank.When your old property sells you will have that cash in your account to purchase the new property. 

They can work out that payment situation..... who is paying what/when/how... not my problem The deposit is on the property, not the individual.... its stays with the property- if the "move out person" wants their portion now, they can get it from the "stay person" and the "stay" will get the full amount at move out.

However they did call and ask me to give a good review and once they removed me from the WhatsApp and no longer allowed to network with other individuals from the group they have called trying to get me to sign back up for even more money.

I'm also unfamiliar with that specific individual or the program costs or design.

These homes tend to individually appreciate over time and are actually not bad places to live.The places with the lot rent you have to decide if you want to be in the mobile home business and buy the park.

I started the tax lien foreclosure and the owner redeemed with about 2 weeks to go.You have to look at each county individually to see;Do they sell OTC liens/certificatesIf they do sell OTC, do they sell OTC all year long or only in a special OTC auctionIn Florida, counties that offer OTC certificates, you can earn the full annual 18% (1.5% per month).

Any individual would be out their real estate.

It's quite arduous attempting to sue an individual when you can't locate them and serve them.So if they have a good paying job, you can garnish wages or in the case of assets, you can put a lien on them and you'll get your money when they sell.

Yes, because Private Money infers that you are in a negotiable deal where your project can be outside the box and you can negotiate unique terms with a private individual - that - or a big box lender with strict rules and guidelines. 

I wouldn't say impossible as any individual can loan you money at the end of the day as a private lender, but most lenders won't even go to 0% with experience.