This is no different than the stock brokers that were selling "just buy tech" in the late 90's or the real estate "experts" that were telling people "the sophisticated people are buying on interest only, ballon payment, loans, then selling before the balloon is due" in the late 2000's.

I've heard of cashapp, venmo, paypal, Plastiq paired with invoices or using with a payroll service.

ITS very hard to do this stuff .. sophisticated sellers or any seller that talks to an attorney is going to have a hard time giving you title to their property but they remain on the loan.. thats your biggest hurdle.Hey Jay, that makes sense if you plan on flipping but you can go higher on price if you are going to hold it for some time as a long, mid, or short term rental.

You would have to take $120K minus operating expenses before dividing by $1M.Seems like you need a more sophisticated spreadsheet to analyze properties.  

Much more sophisticated than many I have seen (I have never seen Brock's), but user friendly enough to not be overwhelming.  

Then another court date for garnishment of payroll or bank account.

Deals that actually create $1M in gain are not called 'mill' by anyone half sophisticated enough to have this problem. 

It's not as well known and it is a highly sophisticated subscription based tool for property managers and others in the STR industry.

Nonfarm payrolls is the number we need to see break, or something substantial and it'll likely be that-- something we do not expect.

Real estate scams can be sophisticated, and it's wise to approach such deals with a healthy dose of skepticism.Best of luck with your property search!