Plus the same platform can put you in front of BUYERS before your competition even knows they exist as well as poach clients from their open houses.

I don't know the area but I believe you just aren't reaching enough people and getting on more platforms besides craigslist is critical.

:The data is not the problem, the problem is potentially being rejected by underwriting because the predictive FICO model deems you as high risk.I would imagine expanding the data over a longer time period (say 20-30 years) would show those same people have a much better chance of paying you back. just because they made a calculated risk in the worst housing market since the great depression doesnt really tell the whole tale in my opinion.I do however see your point and that would not be good forcing out legit buyers.

Large, pro cabin companies that will take 40% of your gross income (they'll do an intro rate of 20% to rope you in), that do not use many of the major booking platforms.2.

Jack's system is definitely legit - I'll stand behind his stuff all day long.

I am thinking of either going through an online funding platform or advertising the opportunity or using crowdfunding.Which would you advise me to start with.Note that I am excluding taking a loan here because I am only 18 and in university, all banks said they wouldn't lend to me.Thanks!

You would think that might attract some sketchy people on such a platform, don't know if I could bear doing that.

Even if it's just being real legit landlords! 

FCI Exchange can be a great resource for notes but at the end of the day they're just a platform that lists notes for sale. 

That's legit since they have to draft and record a reconveyance.So that's it.