Plaintiff's attorneys normally cast a wide net to start to take inventory of what insurance may be available and the property owner is the easiest to identify since deeds are public.

@Mary LopezYou could use a DSCR commercial lender which will allow you to close in an LLC with 30yr fixed options and better rates than normal local commercial lenders.

Cash to invest (enough for deposits, skin in the game lenders want you to have, closing costs, carrying costs, and to kick off rehab work).2.) 

And then we negotiate with the owners on the "owner financing" options that they would give to us (if they are even open to it).If someone needs "private financing" or "alternative" financing...we can still make our normal realtor commission here and then they can show for any property.I hope some of what I am saying makes sense. 

Certainly not appropriate per the SEC standards Don mentioned.I'm not super versed in this area, but is this clause to convert investments to equity normal? 

Normally the manager works directly for you rather than another company.

It's normally not hard to win an eviction. 

What you see on zillow is normal for this time of year for any part of KC. 

Alternatively i could go for being a real estate broker and try to get experience in actual real estate without putting too much of my own skin in the game.

They recommend owners to refinance it as a normal house (4 bed 2 bath).