good points, I think the infomercials and new tv shows (flip that house etc) make it look easy, I would rather work on our newest flip than do almost anything else.

check out this thread https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/16/topics/184...And also type "find cash buyers" into YouTube and watch the videos on your tv using Chromecast

But most fall short, TV, family, relationships, fun are hard to reduce to make the hours needed to work hard at least 20 hrs a weak, at least 20 hrs on top of your day job.  8 hr Sat, 8 hr Sun, 2 hrs 2x nights a week.- I use 20 hrs a week as a minimum for you to climb the mountain of "beginner" to your first deal.   

The seller is still making payments on any existing mortgages.Disclosure: I am not an attorney nor do I play one on TV

I can’t hear any tv or conversations.

Some COAs will provide all expenses (TV, internet, electricity, water, pest control, building insurance, etc.) and plenty of amenities (pool, hot tub, shuttle service, restaurant on site, gym, etc.), while others provide very minimal value.  

The idea is to provide beds, desks in each room, a dining room table, a couch, and hook ups for tv’s.

Affixing to or erecting upon or near the premises any radio or TV antennan or tower or dish of any kind to the roof of structure of the dwelling.Hope this helps!

I've been doing it for quite a while in a few areas throughout the U.S. and I much prefer it to the more traditional investing methods that you see on TV.

I gone through an accidental death in the family and had trouble finding lawyers for this reason.One area you can try is your local newspapers and TV stations.