The denial seems to be incredible.

Finding Tenant Buyers FIRST (get a website just for Tenant Buyers) and go find a house they can afford (chicken and the egg dilemma) is my preferred approach.

The end buyer's money is used to fund both transactions.Another approach is to create a company, have the company buy the property, then have the end buyer buy the company.There are also some lenders around who'll do a loan for a day or two to let you buy it then resell it.Have to have a cash or hard money buyer because a conventional lender won't fund a deal like this.Need to figure out what its really worth.

Depending on how serious you are at approaching investors, you will probably need an attorney to draw this up.

This is a great community and you're going to meet some incredible people.

Wordpress is an incredibly powerful platform, and I'm glad I choose it, but the claim that you don't need to know any html or php at all is a bit ridiculous.

Greetings to all,I have been lurking on this site for about a month and the information and generosity people have on this board is incredible.

Most tend to be six to twelve months but, some are less.This has been my approach to seasoning with houses that I have rehabbed and tried to sell...First, I work closely with "investment mortgage brokers" because, they tend to have better relationships with lenders that don't have strict seasoning standards and often times they work with smaller lenders or private lending groups that don't require seasoning at all.There is usually a catch though.

I have also been looking at acquiring raw land developments just prior to recording.My approach has always been to buy and hold.

In regards to wholesaling/subject2's etc how do you approach or get around your fiduciary duties as a realtor with your buyers...especially buyers who are not investors themselves?