@Logan Berry, a quit claim deed doesn't make something "worthless".A quit claim deed transfers any rights to a property that one person has to another person but makes NO guarantees about what rights that person had to begin with or even that they had rights.

I've just watched a fractional deal hit the skids for a $1 mil condo on Hilton Head Island after 20 years of fairly trouble-free operation. 25% owner wants to be liquid, but the partnership doesn't guarantee liquidity.

You buy the ticket, cover my expenses and I will go out to ANY market in the US and i guarantee in 7 days or less I will have found deals, GUARENTEED.   

However, this doesn’t guarantee a leak-free roof, so make sure to thoroughly check for water.Pro tip: Push hard on every exterior wall when walking through a potential mobile home investment.

Hi Frankie, If your looking for the biggest bang for your buck there’s strong section 8 government guaranteed Cash Flow all over Detroit.

Story #3OneRent found a tenant for me who they called "OneRent Guaranteed Tenant".

Know the lenders requirements for the loan types you will need.For instance you may find you need to have liquid cash of 9 Months P&I and 100% of the loan amount as your personal net worth in order to avoid personal guarantees on the loan, and your retirement accounts may not count towards your liquidity.Know the requirements of the loan products for the apartments you want to buy.There are no books for that, that I know of--just lenders info.Because without that all else is just scholastic exercise.Good Luck!

Court ties you up for a year to a year and half with no guarantee of the outcome.

I think they operate in 36 states.I would lease the house to them for an estimated but not guaranteed $x per room.   

For anyone that hasn't used Doorvest, it's a simple website where you put a $1000 deposit and they send you curated list of houses they buy that need renovation, renovate, and then tell you a final purchase price along with guaranteeing things such as first year rent will be 100% covered by them even if they don't find tenants.