Wealthy people prefer to control stuff their business entities own.

He is not doing joint venture.

However, it seems to me that the price points here have gotten out of control to succeed if looking for cash-flow.  

NA BeardLow rates = cheap $ = absence of an urgency to act in the face of little opportunity costsHigh rates = expensive $ = high opportunity costs = strong sense of urgency to act/create/buildIn other words...cheap money makes entrepreneurs, whose ventures create jobs and consumption opportunities, lazy.

If chapter 7, the bankruptcy trustee may be the one you need to speak with about selling, as they have control over assets in the estate at that point.  

good to have you here @Thomas FranklinIn additition, study Joint Venture Partnerships and Private IRA Lenders.

Wishing you success on your real estate ventures!

I originally planned on doing an introduction once I got my first RE deal but that prideful and stubborn approach would most likely hinder my progress as I venture down the path of real estate.I am a 24 year old (25 in April) student at San Diego State University majoring in Psychology.

If it's a flip, just do a joint venture agreement and define each parties roles in detail.  

I think for now I will focus on getting myself off the ground and after a few years maybe I can venture down that road.