When the borrower attempts to refinance, if they take bankruptcy, if the die or become incapacitated or they apply for government assistance, if they go to an attorney on other financial matters, if the get into any estate planning matter or if they get sued.

I'd call all the local brokerages in your area and ask to speak to the assistant office manager to see about getting in front of a room full of agents.

It is written for financial planners and stock brokers to sell to the wealthy.Know the Fair Credit Reporting Act, the FTC, and how Credit Reports are created and improved are important when assisting seller financed home buyers getting home loans.

I may have a couple that may assist with a group depending on your ARV and LTV .

Hi @Patricio Tellez-Giron, You pretty much got all of the bases covered in terms of exit options, but keep in mind there are many ways to modify a loan (for example, a Discounted Loan Payoff, a reinstatement of the loan, a payment plan, refinancing, and a seller assistance option as well, not to mention any combination of these strategies).As far as determining the outcome for each exit and the return, it's a tough question without knowing the specifics of any one note (price, location, cost of your due diligence, foreclosure timeline/fees, etc) but speaking generally you either exit through the property or exit through the borrower.

I have spoken to a few lenders in the Chicago area but they are unable to assist me as I am not a resident or citizen of the US.

If I can be of assistance, please feel free to contact me.

I honestly don't know how to go about this.I'm looking to enter the world of REI.I'm good with social media,networking,marketing and like to see how houses are remodeled etc.I have tried going to REI clubs.But i meet ...

I appreciate the assistance!

Thanks for any assistance.