I do expect an ROI but my bet is that if I lead with value by actually trying to help homeowners (and lose potential deals in the process) that I’d build goodwill in the community and more than make up for it with:1.

@Jacopo IasielloYour best bet is to go to the top of the page under AGENTS and from there you will be connected with 3-5 agents in your area

I bet realistically most people would stop there.

The fact that the video of the "lady" is the only video I can find on the internet and it is as ambiguous as it can be, makes me believe there is some sort of gag clause in their contract so you can't be honest about your experience with them.

It is simply a high-stakes gamble that you have to exit in 3 yrs or the bet won't pay off.

I bet you were ecstatic when that deal finally closed lol!

How would you approach the seller to plant the idea of seller financing.Your best bet is to LBO the acquisition through packaging the business into a CDOYou'll take that CDO to private or commercial investors  

All of those pieces of information are available on the internet and in books.

Computer or Smartphone, an internet connection, a blank Purchase and Sales Agreement, and Assignment Contract, an investor friendly title company or lawyer(depending on which one your state uses for closings), a bank account..

I'll bet my favorite Tulsa super-agent, @Tom O'Stasik, could answer your questions!