•Meetings with owner/developer to prepare preliminary project scope.

Our probate lawyer won't say how long it might take to get the home in my name but we are afraid we might lose the house before then.We weren't prepared to deal with this situation and aren't really sure of our options.

We are starting a new Real Estate investing venture,purchasing multifamily homes in a few various markets we have intially targeted, in various states.As we prepare to get this going we are planning on starting a new LLC.

His answer reflects Andrews -- you can do it but, basically the real money you'll "save" is only a couple hundred dollars, money that would be offset right now by the increased tax preparation costs.

Get creative and find ways to get seller concessions and/or land contracts, use OPM, etc.

As long as you act professional, have some business cards, and are prepared, you should be able to wear whatever makes you comfortable.

When I get wind that someone is thinking of moving out, I start preparing for my pilgrammage to create occupancy!

You find properties with sweat equity and creativity, put them under contract, and assign the contract or double close to another investor.For more details you might want to check out the wholesaling posts at: http://forums.biggerpockets.com/viewtopic.php?

Quote - Creative Real Estate Financing - There are other ways to finance a property than the standard mortgage.

Its creative and might actually work.