You are also correct,the more they spread the homes into the hands of smaller investors, the more it will mitigate mass movements in the market as each will have their own "plan".What is interesting in reading FHFA findings is that they are pushing for public/private money partnerships, no doubt making Uncle Sam the partial landlord in some grand socialist move.Though Carrington/OakTree just announced $415MM raised & dedicated toward the program.

I wanted to buy a property that was listed about $100,000 above FMV, the owner put in $40,000 of window treatments and RAISED the asking price an additional $250,000.

Could you use credit cards?

I was born and raised in Hawaii, but unfortunately housing prices are ridiculously expensive and the only cashflow is negative cashflow there.

Maybe input them into an excel spreadsheet, assign them an ID#, and create a roladex card with it so I can reference them when need be?

you could raise rent to cover it, but that may get you fewer leads.

My only problem with them is that they don't have the capability to change the billing credit card on the fly (if for example you wanted to bill on report to your personal credit card, and the next one to an LLC, etc.).

Now, you may be able to improve the property in some way and raise the value.

Raised $200k for our fund.2.

Pretty cost effective.I also pick up no sentiment general greeting cards on clearance at any number of places.