I understand that the average household net-adjusted disposable income per capita is USD 20 519 a year.

The audience is pre-disposed to believe. 

Quote from @Carlos Julio: If you are looking to invest in Cape coral Florida, send me a PM as we are looking to dispose one property using creative financing (subto) Will send you more details as I don't know if I can post details hereThanksInterested, please send details 

I am not quite in that boat of disposable income that I could stomach losing, but I have determined a reasonable strategy of maybe going in 1k at a time on a 3-6 month journey to 10x 5 to 10 transactions.

RADD investments enticement and business model is based on high rates of return when disposable profit/income is available.

I have some previous business debts to payoff, so once all the dust has settled with realtor commissions and other closing costs, I'd have roughly $400k-500k of cash at my disposal.  

Things go south, I assure, with absolute certainty, the banks WILL, ruthlessly, mercilessly, do anything/everything at there disposal.

Heat takes a toll on them, cold takes an even bigger tole, and it's all so dang toxic how there manufactured, making it hell for recycling or disposal.  

These companies help lenders dispose of assets, including properties that have been foreclosed.

Anything else would keep you tethered together after the breakup until the house was disposed of.