One in particular was from an elderly woman who owned it for 50 years.

Title agent friend did a closing for a woman who did a SDIRA from other people’s IRAs, for people who want to invest in real estate.Fidelity Bank of Florida, Investment mortgages, very small local lender Joy Winslow VP residential lending https://www.fidelitybankofflorida.com/AdditionalProducts/Mortgages.aspx.Five Stars Mortgage- https://www.fivestarsmortgage.com/ 20% down national investorFive Arch Funding, hard money lender.

I'll leave that to the experts for now as I'm also going through the process and devouring all the info on BP I can read on the subject.Just remember it's only a numbers game - the more people who are exposed to your marketing, the higher the chance of you getting a better response, whatever form of marketing you choose to embark upon!

(Never had anyone say yes, I won't sell to a woman or a catholic or a car salesman.....all being illegal except the car salesman, but the common response is ) No, I don't care who buys it!

This is a great question and totally understandable as far as just embarking upon something new; there was a great webinar last week that Brandon Turner hosted on How A Newbie Can Start Building Wealth Through Real Estate and the first part of it really addressed a lot of that self-doubt. 

I also did this with a flip on three houses owned by the same old woman, and got her to carry a balance for 4 months interest free while I rehabbed to sell it.

Sellers know that though so don't expect the high value locations to be cheap.A woman I know has a beach condo in St Augustine and she shoots for 49% occupancy in order to keep homestead on taxes and get out of the Certificate requirement. 

I spoke with a woman yesterday, S.

Embarking on my first BRRR.

I buy from wholesalers all the time in the State of Michigan and I feel that there are legitimate ways to structure deals in the same breath are there unethical wholesalers of course are there unethical real estate agents and brokers of course but to say the industry of wholesaling is centered around ripping off sellers is inaccurate and wrong  because in reality realtors in today’s society are not to much more a middle man or woman that collect a fee for selling a home that you can sell all alone if a wholseller does his or her due diligence to find a deal and assigns their position within the contract to another investor where is the issue in that ?