I was it would be complicated with JUST wholesale if there was lender financing involved but either wholesale or double closing with a lender would be complicated; therefore, cash buyers, investor or owner occupant, are the ideal wholesaling or double closing.I've heard the best strategy is to wholesale to investors and double close with owner occupants, because wholesaling is less possible trouble with an investor than OOs.

I agree that the judicious use of leverage can help increase overall profits.

At first I thought SDIRAs were overly complicated and a sure way of just tying up funds.

I also thought about structuring the purchase offer as a joint purchase and they the buyers buy me out of my interest in the property (but that seems more complicated than it needs to be).They are pre-approved for up to $250,000 per property.

If buyers understand the complications and road blocks placed in their way, they will become more agreeable to alternative methods to meet their goals.

I can direct you to some other reading if you PM me.You can check with the title company if your note is not complicated they should have one they will complete for you.

It becomes more complicated if the MH is converted to real property by afixing the MH to the property.

Yes.This just got very complicated, I don't know why???

Land trust: Sounds complicated but I wouldn't have to pay any TF or HM fee'sHelp!

Dont make this more complicated then it needs to be.