Look at your annual income, 3 credit scores from the agencies, monthly costs that are NECESSETIES and not WANTS.If your credit scores are low then work on getting them up so that borrowing costs and interest rates are lower for you to pursue investing.If credit scores are already perfect then look at saving costs per month where you can cut costs and put that towards investments.If your income is at such a level to where there is no money leftover to save up after legitimate expenses then you need to look at working multiple jobs and possibly also finding a way to move to  a different job where you can earn more.

Most sellers with any legitimate experience will not expect buyers to conduct due diligence and close in 10 days plus 1 on 96 assets.

You bet, those are absolutely legitimate concerns and things you should be worried about when buying a turnkey.

It's interesting to note that no American newspaper picked up and reprinted the Seattle story – apparently the story was so poorly thought out that no legitimate news agency would run it without getting paid.

I have a few offers for my house from anywhere from $300,000- $350,000 with legitimate buyers.

These were the most legitimate lenders I have been able to find that will go above 80% LTV at a decent rate, Prime + 1.

They will be able to tell you the right information, as well as the process to do it legitimately.

Is it legitimate?

This is the most legitimate approach as it protects them and you!  

I just want to legitimize my business with more professionalism and be able to help a wider range of people in my business.