You can think of 100 ways to game the system, but based upon the information you have provided, the answer is No.

I did some research and found out that I should do a heat map too establish which zip codes in my area have the highest amount of cash transactions.

I am so desperate to get back into the game, I have bids in on 3 different teardowns, two of which I have know business getting involved in, and my offers will be refused some time early next week.

You may try establishing an LLC with a governing Multi-member Control agreement.

Hey everyone! I am so looking forward to absorbing all of the wonderful information provided by you fine folks here on BP! I've been wanting to invest in real estate in one way or another for years now. I got very ...

Just bought my first home in Memphis where the value is much better.Owning a duplex would be a good way for you to get into the game if you don't mind living next door to your tenant.

Do you mostly play the Sec8 game?

Wall st buys up foreclosures

http://m.motherjones.com/politics/2013/11/wall-street-buying-foreclosed-homes

People rent for many reasons, but some common ones are: 1) they do not have sufficient resources to make the downpayment on a property purchase; 2) they do not have the credit history to qualify for financing; 3) they are in the area temporarily, or periodically, and do not wish to establish roots (students, oil field workers, politicians & staff attending the legislature, etc); 4) home ownership is just not right for some folks.

Established easements run with title to property, a new owner looks back in time as to claims by such easements and use of the property.