I would keep the term of the loan short as your sale into them with financing allows them to take title and season it while building cash flow and reserves which should allow them to qualify for an institutional loan to take you out.  

If this works even remotely well as I imagine, this could turn into a massive nation-wide production, easily scaled up with the right team.Obviously, I'm very early in the process but my vision is clear, and my determination is undeniable.

They may have been paid by a financial institution, Corelogic, a servicer or an investor.

ERentPayment doesn't have a business address listed on their website, and they offer National criminal background check, which is a lie because Mississippi you need to go into the courthouse to search, and only law enforcement has a National criminal background check through the NCIC.

I'll try to explain by using a general example  - every time a national "guru" passes through our area, I see all kinds of dreamy-eyed wanna-be investors show up at our local REIA meetings.  

Jorge, I highly recommend you look into eXp Realty, which is the fastest growing brokerage in the nation due to our revolutionary, disruptive business model.    

You can leverage that with the seller and explain that a financial institution will be financing (add assurance to you closing).

Do any of you know any contacts nationally that build small multifamily homes?

I don't waste time calling Citibank, Chase, BOA, Wells Fargo, US Bank or the rest of the largest institutions.  

Or is this just for institutions like hard money, banks, etc?