Even at those numbers it may be a hard sell, as you don't have a track record or personal assets. 

I would say get your own license your better off, but thats a good question, First thing I would do is check their record with the state than ask them how many properties have they helped buyer close. 

It's public record and I go once a week to the court house in the probate department and ask for the recent probate cases for the past seven days.

. :) Yes, that is true enough.But my general point, which I realize I have made before and may be being a bit of a broken record about, is that state laws vary and a whole lot of advice on BP is not good, simply because it assumes that the law in the advisee 's state is the same as in the adviser's state.And Randy is quite right that many landlords appear to believe that their lease language is magic, and always controls, when that is not true at all.

This is so they have you on record to perform the 5 year green card inspections with the state - it has nothing to do with section 8.

Dear Customer:Lender has received an insurance document as referenced above in the name of (ME).Our records indicate this property is in the name of (Ex-Owner).

I have 3 gap funders but my experience is that you have to earn this by a long and solid track record with private money lenders. 

I watch his video and it sound like he has all information about finding PVT money from public record as well as scc compliance with how to contact them, how pvt investor magically says yes.

I have great credit 800+ score, my problem is, I was involved in a financial crime in 2013 and am going to court for it now, but by the time I move to this duplex, I will most likely be convicted and have a felony on my record, now the mobile home is in a different state, does anybody know if mobile home parks run state background checks or nationwide?

finding out who the owner is is easy. look on the county site to see where the taxes are sent. taht is a good address to send a letter saying "i would like to buy your property.". also the recorders website will have a copy of the deed and mortgages, if any, on the property.i have a question for you taht i have been wondering. maybe the other people that will respond can explain. what is the difference between flipping and wholesaling?