I am here in southern California and homes are still selling in less than 2 weeks.The agents that price the homes correctly will get multiple offers and sell in less than 2 weeks.The agents that price the home extremely low for marketing purposes will get 20 offers on a home.I tend to price the home slightly higher than the market and see if any buyers will bite, if not we typically adjust the price down over a course of 30-60-90 days down to the price where we start to get showings and offers. 

I can tell you I have been in this situation (where a landlord wanted the SSN and credit report to sue a tenant for damages), and I discussed it with the law firm that published the article.

I would personally stick with Sacramento or within a 2 hour drive if you're going to BRRRR where you could check up on the project.

My family and I have owned a 2-family home since 2016 where we've always rented the 2nd unit.

Similar to Structured settlements where a company like J.G.Wenworth buys out the settlement for a fraction of what it is worth...I am looking to do the same with the interest in the property that is ultimately to be left to me.

This is wildly untrue in Allegheny County, PA, where the absolute best-built single-families went up just before the Great Depression and the shoddiest tract builds in the county went up from 1970-1990.

Cleveland is great for section 8.NOTE - tenants choose where they want to live.

We also have a real estate meet up in COS where you can meet other investors to find good deals.

If you are looking for no money down deals thats where I would start.

Present a couple of real-life scenarios where private money lending transformed real estate deals.