You asked a question earlier in the forum about why turnkey vendors do not simply keep properties if they are such good deals.

Simply posting such an investment on the Internet may be a violation of the laws.Violators face very large fines and imprisonment.Hire a security lawyer to discuss your idea and he will provide you with options.Please consider seeking advice from a lawyer, not from a blog.

One option is simply get it under contract and auction it off.

I don’t know how he will do it – but, he says he will bring leads specific for every property.Looks to me a win/win but I'm not sure…

Slow and steady wins this race.

My first exercise would be to simply find the name, address, and phone number of the current owner.

My current methods which consist of pre-negotiated short sales prior to hitting MLS are not able to meet the demands of my investors I'm simply not able to produce enough properties on a monthly basis.I stumbled upon these forums in my search - I learned about wholesaling (which I am totally unfamiliar with I might add) in hopes of learning another way / developing a new strategy in which to achieve this.

Don't let the parent corp situation blow your mind, still go to the company in name if they are open, they will either direct you properly to the right department or simply take care of themselves.

, I don't get it.I simply suggested he try to get a longer-term private/HM loan, to enable him to hold the property for 12 mths to get the necessary seasoning that these bank/FHA underwriters like to see.Is that clear?

I advise my clients to use the FAR/BAR also, so from a customer service and education standpoint, if you don't mind saying, I'm curious whether you were simply searching for a second opinion or if there was some other reason you questioned the use of the FAR/BAR?