Are there any VC investors that can shed some light on this from their experience.

A lot of people come on here asking how to scale so fast so if you could shed some light on how you came up with the initial funding it would be beneficial to our readers who are just getting started and wondering how people do this.

If anybody else can shed some light on this, it would definitely be appreciated!

Hey John,I'd be happy to shed some light on your questions above as well as any others that you have. 

I have bought a few Wellls Fargo deals like that were we hit them and they needed to shed certain loans by a certain date and we got HUGE discounts.. ( short sale).

(We are purchasing the new home under an FHA loan) I know not every question can be answered here, but just wondering if anyone else has gone through this process and can shed some light.

I think that why you can't understand how a Mortgage Broker could be pulling back the curtain on Realtor Rebate Savings is your assumption that I depend on realtor leads.Just because all the Mortgage Brokers you have ever known are 100% dependent on realtor referrals, don't assume we all are.I was able to shed those chains years ago!     

I maxi-trimmed up all the neighbors overhanging trees, Central AC with an attached laundry/storarage room on the side deck and carport, fenced all around with two big sheds that I had built in the back.

In a nice neighborhood, big yard and with a shed in back.

This Tenant, in years prior to my purchasing the property, without permission from the previous owner has done at least the following:Added a Swingset for his daughter who used to live thereBuilt a extremely not up to code shed attached to the back of the building which looks terrible.Completely took over all of the interior common space and back porch with his stuffBrought a Cat into the propertyParked an extremely dilapidated boat which has been used as a garbage container in the past, on a trailer with flat tires in the yardWired a power line into his fuse box to run a line to the enclosed back porchAnd the last I know of, but by far the most entertaining, wired a power line from his fuse box into the common space, and back into his bathroom to power his...