Real estate is not a get-rich scheme.  

This method or tool will allow us to place a resident in the property who for whatever reason can't qualify for traditional financing yet, but would like to enjoy ALL the Rights of Ownership yet avoid all the inherent dangers of Seller Financing Schemes such as Sub-to, CFD, AITD, Lease Purchase, Lease Options, etc.

hi dilyn. welcome to BP and to the real estate world. when i first got started, i wanted to read every book i could, go to every seminar i could attend,   and take  every class i could find. i learned early on that most of these " schools" are shams. if you can walk away from a seminar with more knowledge that you walked in with, great. learn everything you can from every source possible, but it shouldn't cost you a bundle of money paid to a guy who claims to be " making it rich in real estate". lets face it, if he were getting rich by flipping houses, why is he teaching and not doing??

But I want to be able to list homes the traditional way from leads I get from my marketing campaigns.I want to be able to tell callers, "hey I put your house under contract for 30k and find you a buyer in 30 days or less, or I can list the conventional way and possibly get you 45k if you dont mind waiting and paying closing costs"what do you guys think?

The point of Kiyousaki's materials is that "rich" is not what is in your wallet, it's what between your ears.  

65th Congress  should be okay area3/2 or 4/1 rent estimating without viewing property $1,000 through $1,100 via traditional tenantsor more importantly section 8Definitely asked your buyer agent to run cma for this propertyGood luck

Because hard money has not been standardized like traditional mortgage lending, there is a wide difference between one lender and another when it comes to service standards.

Tourism is a fantastic addition to a community with such a rich history.

Home equity, all cash, traditional finance are all options I'm open to.I was thinking about paying all cash for a condo that needs updating but is in a great neighborhood.

You could sell it traditionally and pay the back taxes and liens at settlement.