These folks likely have lived in their homes many years and don't want to sell their homes, in part because doing so would entail a logistical and traumatic nightmare because of all the stuff they had accumulated during their long lives, not to mention having to leave a familiar environment for a new one.So the question becomes, is there a way for real estate investors to enable these folks to stay in their homes but which, from the financial point of view, makes sense to invest?

That enables discounts on all the other services provided in getting a deal to the closing table.

I found myself content over the past few years working mainly with one private investor and a few others that would dip a toe in for 1 here and there. 2-3 deals per year has made a comfortable routine for me and enabled me to work for myself on my terms. 

There are a rapidly growing number of tech, or like us - tech-enabled companies in Central Indiana.  

That enabled me to rapidly scale to several more areas because they had staff and connections that we could utilize in a large area where they had previously been building subdivisions.

The lifestyles network has enabled me to buy,rehab and lease 3 houses in 10 months!

Consider setting up Solo 401k which would enable you to shelter good chunk of your income (up to $53K) into qualified plan.

The Occupancy rates & nightly rates have doubled and so has selling price .. the reason I like STR over LTR is due to the cash flow % being higher , it is a big enabler in rolling the dice for successive purchases ...a 400$ cashflow per month is stable but I personally  dont know of any other way to increase purchasing power .

You obviously have a knack for RE and you should expand that field.Of course I don't know if your current job makes you $2 mil a year, or maybe you're a musician who loves what he does....?

Would a dealer's license enable you to sell your homes on contract, without a RMLO?