According to a Facebook Marketplace search, rooms are renting anywhere between $650-$900 in the area depending on the finish, size of room, etc.For example’s sake I’ll use $700.Now depending on a person’s comfort to profitability scale, they may decide to rent all or just a couple of the rooms when they live in the home.

So I drove over there to see for myself what was going on, and I learned that they didn't actually live there and the people who did had no idea who my applicants were.That prompted me to do some additional research in which I found their Facebook page that had numerous photos of them drinking and partying with lots of people in their current rental house (which I'm sure was trashed and probably why they didn't list it). 

When my wife signs on with a broker, I will be taking a look at facebook ads to see how we could implement that.

Let just say, when I was with my former company, my facebook was Jenn Lee of ----Real Estate Company!

Advertise to them on Facebook, LinkedIn, or Google Ads for folks out of those areas with your own website.

:))Definitions do exist in the regulatory world of finance, a private lender is based on the exemptions in the Securities Act and banking regulations as to the type of lending that may be accomplished without regulatory oversight or compliance with institutional requirements.A private lender must conduct their lending activities within the scope of the exemptions, if they do not then they default to another lending status, usually to a broker or a lender lending to the public.All of the exemptions must be met to identify a private lending status or activity;Personally Known: This includes family members, persons known by the lender through past social or business dealings and the past interaction of the parties must be significant, not just someone you met last week at an investor club meeting.  

I was wondering if anyone knew the difference between that status meanings when looking at a sheriff sale.

Also remember that only 1-4 units can be finances under "personal property" conventional status.

Try looking at their Facebook pages.

You can then save your first time home buyer status for another property.