I don't like to gamble, especially with the high stakes of an apartment or house.Here's a plan you could use, it was in our last email blast: Interesting meeting last Friday (Movers and Shakers) with some new faces.

Welcome Gary, I remember that webinar and realized I was in the 80%, I am dusting off the webs on my plans and putting plan to action.

No personal pictures on my business cards, web sites or anywhere else.  

The standard forms (promissory note and deed of trust) are on the real estate commission web site.  

I could be wrong on this, but with almost all phones having web access these days, even if they don't have a computer at home, they may have access on their phone, or have access to a computer at work or at the library.

(writ of possession) Its a risky gamble!  

^^^ No question it can be profitable but it is a far greater gamble that also comes with downside - two major ones that I have in mind is exit strategy and equity harvesting.

@Bodie Coates, it depends on your gambling instincts.

Even with some tax advantage you're going to make a pretty good guaranteed return getting rid of those loans pronto, rather than gambling on $5-10k per flip.

I currently work in digital media with a background in branding, marketing, web development, print, and broadcast.