Does anyone have any experience with alternative financing using subject to?

You are not missing out on some alternate process.Whatever you saw on TV may have been either a foreclosure auction held in a more active environment - or different time frame.

At best, its break even from an energy perspective.The upside is that it is a step toward alternative fuels.

First I’d like to thank you for welcoming me.Like I said I’m a real estate broker and with the housing market the way it is I noticed more and more foreclosures so I looked around for a forum about foreclosures and found Biggerpockets, the information that is discussed on this site is exactly what I was looking for but what I Like about it the most is the positive nature everyone seems to have anyhowI’ve been an agent since Feb. 07 but my back ground until then has been new builds and remodeling (construction) my interest in homes started along time ago but know I’m getting away from the physical laborand I want to understand homes a little bit differently.I'm not sure just yet what type of REI but so far I’m trying to get a general understanding of it all but, I do, and will have questions.Any questions feel free to ask, thank you

They also are motivated to support the franchise owners as that is how the operator makes a good part of their revenue.An alternative is to use the time to focus on RE investing.

I may lend my talents to lending assistance in providing alternatives to this for the fun of it!

Its just the nature of the business.

Alternatively, I have seen HOAs starting to outlaw rentals which would put you in a bad situation.How's the neighborhood?

It seems natural that the inland areas (Crestview, Niceville, DeFuniak Springs, etc) have lower prices, but the higher level of appreciation there just may be a diamond in the rough.

I've discussed these alternatives with a number of folks, both here on BP and in our REIA, and a lot of people seem perfectly comfortable with them.