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could never get a straight answer out of them how they did the financing.. howeverIf i was betting dollars to donuts they or an affiliate held the paper.. or it was private money.. not subject to any firm rules only what was agreed upon in the note.. so they could do whatever they wanted with the interest short of violate usury. there are many that have sold properties in this manner.. 

There is a new program out that is for Veterans and their affiliates that would increase that number. 

There are a lot of options to get into lending with little or no money, @Noah Swope.One way is to become an affiliate of some of the larger lenders, which can easily be found through Scotsman Guide, the member directory at AAPL, or even on BP.

What is your affiliation?

I have no affiliation with them but I visited their website yesterday and now I am interested in subscribing.I'll admit that at first I did not understand what exactly their service was until I began watching their tutorial videos. 

I have found what works best for me through the company I am now affiliated with.

And buyer ( me ) violating the agreement even if I go talk to the owners or whoever affiliated with the property and do my basic due diligence, which as sellers are not willing to give a basic answer about the property but encouraging the buyer to do the research, however, I can't talk to anyone otherwise I'm in violation and they can keep my 10% of the contract value ???!

@Samantha Baez I have no affiliation with, but I highly recommend Propstream.

Calling to RE authorities would be some kind of retaliation.Off course, it will help to get out of this contract but there won’t be any deals with that wholesaler or maybe some affiliated to him.I’d rather checked out why the seller agree on 20% of what the house worth in this condition?