I understand there is a lot more that goes into this process but I'm just curious if it makes sense from the most basic viewpoint for starters, thanks for your input! 

.: @Damian YoungInteresting... but not for meFor starters, while I am not the expert in this, making a loan that you don't expect the borrowers to pay back is somewhere between unethical/immoral and predatory. 

We are simply a group of almost 150 investors in RADD who have had zero returns and are looking for options to get our money back...if possible. unless there is insurance to go after or some hidden deep pockets  class action is a non starter I suspect. just looks like from we see a failed investment or at least a deeply flawed one.

I rented for a year after my starter marriage ended. 

Hey, we purchased a fixer upper as our primary in 2017 & have renovated it ever since.  New HVAC, plumbing, electrical, floors, kitchen, baths & added a deck.  It's been great, but our family is growing and co...

Use your house hack as a conversation starter to open doors to mentorships, partnerships, or off-market deals.Good luck!

Steve in my mind maybe this works for non owner occ investment props only and houses are vacant.. kind of like an OREO Broker works.For owner occ and mom and pop buyers to move in and live.. this simply is a non starter in my mind.. .To be successful at Real estate sales to mom and pops you MUST have some sales skills and closing skills.

My passion for real estate has been a lifelong journey, and I’m thrilled to channel that enthusiasm into helping others find their perfect home.When I’m not busy with real estate, you can find me skydive diving, hitting the gym, capturing moments through photography, or enjoying long walks and runs with my dog, Chip.

Am not sure if you offer any pods or coffee included but would suggest buying the large 80-100 count boxes and having a small decorative basket/display with about 10 starter complimentary pods on each stay.

my strategy is FIip for starters and in a year or two switch to rentals. budget for the first property about 200K...where sould i look?