I went to a few of these group meetings and they seemed pretty legit; they do have a membership of like $500-$750.

In effect, that bridge loan was the short-term platform to get them stabilized in the eyes of a larger bank.

If you legit do have questions that you'd like answered before writing an offer, I'd suggest using a buyer's agent.

The bank isn’t going to deal with you unless you can show proof of funds in your name, or  maybe a seriously legit preapproval.

It is reassuring to see how many experienced individuals are willing to offer help and support on this platform.

We're not yet in touch with American investors, but this platform could potentially help us to build some new connections.If you have questions regarding some markets in Eastern Europe, feel free to message me and I'd be glad to give you some details.Jonathan

People need to understand the HOA's are set up by the builder and are generally a generic outline/platform and is nothing more then a guide to help keep the area and houses in "cosmetically" eye appealing condition.

Without getting into the morality of wholesaling, a more legit way to do it is to get an inspection period from the seller.

They look scammy but I've been using them for years and they are legit.

The end Buyer will want a legit title process for a deal this size so I'm certainly planning to involve them early on in the process.