I am most likely going to go with a local CPA to start off, mostly because I like to meet face to face. I

What foreclosure protection law concerns do I face?  I

Specific to what has happened to you, if I may: I think the problem you are going to face is a very high wall created first by the fine print in their contract you signed.  

Be sure to build that cost in as you use the BP calculators.The next issue you will face is that the logistics of finding a place, looking at it, making a decision, getting it inspected, and doing all the myriad other things involved in actually buying it will be challenging if you are only home to do it for a few days at a stretch.

I do not face any technology sc**w ups.Only problem I ever face is NSF and the tenant pays all NSF fees as well as a administrative fee.

Well my favorite thing to do  Is talk to people face-to-face I remembered that I did really well raising money to pay my tuition for Bible college by going door-to-door.  

Her loan program though was not eligible for HARP due to the face is was not a loan owned by Fannie/Freddie.DSELP is actually a pretty good program.

What other restrictions will I face? Is

Has anyone here found someone following Greene's advice in his BRRRR book and completely falling on their face?I

@Jim MurrayMarketing for seller financing deals tends to be direct mail, directly to the seller, I look for sellers that have headaches, like expired listings, or evictions at the courthouse.Negotiating with sellers face-to-face is the best way to get a seller financing dealI show the seller that they can -sell with an agent and pay the costs to sell-Rent it out and deal with tenants-Accept a cash offer-Accept a terms offer (sub2, lease option, wrap, installment sale)