But I promise to try to do my research first.Since I can’t meet each and every one of you – thought I’d introduce myself and hope that you will introduce yourself back.

@Joe Gore he's checking who the listed owner is to find out if the tenant gave him a fake LL number, which in this case it turned out they had.

It is probably a scam, so I registered with fake information and password.

I have be sole resident for almost 30 years, other two are mom and my ex-hub.My resentment is that I am on title for 25%, mom for 50%, ex for 25% and I have been sole payee all these years, without alimony and only with verbal promise from mom that the 50% would be mine; after my last bad marriage, she took promise back and decided 50% not mine.Thanks for other replies, because 70% of home value is better than nothing, even if I only get 25% and maybe Capital Expenses.

So I should wait until a lead looks promising (with a "good" deal) then call up the lender and say...I'm looking to get financed for this deal?

I lost my home in the 2008 crash and I promised I would learn how to bit the system and build a real estate retirement for me.

Find any promising multi-family there yet?

or something.I wouldn't worry too much about breaking your brand's promise to buy quickly by using something like "Sell your house in 7 days!"

I would be quite pleased indeed to be offered money not to buy a house that I hadn't put much time into.However, a text message is far from a signed contract, so you'd have to be very careful not to promise your first buyer a nice payment not to buy, when you are dealing with an unknown entity.

They plan to buy with partial financing and are working with a loan broker who is promising a kickback to the seller.