I searched Flipster in the threads and seems like everyone has the same curiosity on trying it but not a lot of reviews.

Jared, out of  curiosity I did a search (county name) sheriff sale.

I plan on buying a bigger property in the next couple of years with the equity I have accrued.

I am a realtor in WA state, but for curiosity, I talked to a couple of them and they were not able to convince me.Wholesaling takes a lot of time and effort, and will not get you the revenues these programs say, and most probably this job will yield you less than your attorney job.Being a buy and hold has many benefits over wholesaling. 

Here's how the private lender now gets paid off (again, just a high level overview):- At some point, the lender will be requested to fill out a "Demand" where they list how much they are still owed in terms of outstanding principal balance and any remaining accrued/unpaid interest that is due. 

But those are the only 2 viable option I see for accessing the equity I have accrued.

NNNs seem like a good fit on the first two, and your mention of creative financing piques our curiosity about tax benefits as well.

_________________________Out of curiosity, why are you selling?

Lumpy mail is the process of inserting “something” into an envelope or doing something “unique” to make it stand out, involve curiosity and get opened.

Listen to the podcasts and let them guide your curiosity, check out different strategies and then decide on ONE as was stated above.You can generate income in RE (wholesaling, rehabbing) or you can invest your money into RE (buy & hold) or you can do both.