When you consider that negotiating with a bank is like dealing with someone that has (basically) unlimited money and resources, you can see why some people might just not want to deal with a bank at all.Homeowners may be afraid of selling their house and have substantiated fears of where they will live next and how they will pay for the deposit, 1st and 2nd months rent.Another reason may be that short sales generally take anywhere from 3 to 6 months and can possibly take longer leaving a potential buyer hanging for longer than expected (as an investor, this shouldn't matter as you should be filling up your pipeline with deals)That's all I can think of for now.

I suggest getting your license and you have unlimited opportunities. 

Ok guys, this may be kind of a strange post. So I am an active (full time agent) real estate broker in Alabama. I have flipped countless houses. I own a pretty big portfolio of single family and small apartment comple...

Young people were going to college for degrees and graduating with unlimited opportunities for job placement.

I just finished the replay of Matt Faircloth's latest webinar: How To Tap Into Unlimited Source of Private Capital for Private Investing.

However, this is the second time I have been approached by private lenders who can bring in colleagues to have "unlimited" access to funds needed to grow and expand.

If you upgrade to a pro membership you get unlimited use of the calculators and other benefits that are very beneficial.

People will start asking to see properties all hours and in order to fit clients in it will be best to have unlimited flexibility.  

All I know is that I can find owners that are doing this multifamily Apartment complex thing all wrong and are burnt out and I can reposition them in a 18 month to 24 month period the David Lindahl and Lifestyles Unlimited Incorporated way. 

They have access to unlimited capital at 0% from the Fed.