@Chris Jensen could you help explain how you would use a HELOC to facilitate BRRRR? 

From the day before Chinese New Year, when C19 was gathering steam here, until now, I have managed to facilitate getting my newly purchased home in Arizona furnished and up and running as a managed STR, bought and will close soon on another LTR House in Arizona, and bought and closed on a cash purchase of another turn-key STR in Tennessee.The only reason I am upset is because due to the US Embassy being on lockdown, I couldn't notarize for the TN loan, so I had to drain my cash fund that I would have used to sock into the stock market about now.  

They work with Boston National Title (who has an office in Dallas) to facilitate title insurance. 

I like your approach to a proactive solution and the internet could facilitate a solution. 

I am cool with $3k per deal, I negotiate with my agent upfront, I want to buy at 100K tops and the buyer list wants what I have and is willing to pay 105K and it costs me $2k to facilitate the transaction, who gives a ****!  

True Mastermind Meetings are lead by facilitators who are skilled at getting all attendees to participate and share freely what they have learned.

I would like to facilitate the process for her in some way either through an agent or by reaching out directly to investors in her area.

My brokerage helps facilitate any renovations so I help determine what renovations are necessary, and then help run comps for after repair values. 

The title co is simply a facilitator for the written agreement in the transaction, even when the buyer and seller make a last-minute change.Ok, so most buyers and sellers wouldn’t do that.

They are just facilitating the seller to post their notes and the buyer to purchase the note, so if the notes are over priced it's on the seller's side overpricing their notes.