Also I have no income I live on disability and invest that into stocks, I worked a few months in IT and saved everything and quit so I could buy time.

Has anyone every heard of or has any dealings with a company called Advicorpfidelity they deal with real estate investments.

Maybe ask some stock questions to break the ice?

I havent done this, however I have read that some guys will write the offer in an entity's name and just sell the stock of the entity to the person who is buying from you.

If they went against that document then I think the other investors have a title claim.If no title insurance was gotten.. then I believe the bank still has a legit lien and the beef is with the person who put the lien on the property in violation of the operating agreement.I am dealing with the same thing on a dead beat partner right now that did that to me.. only worse he assigned my interest in a option that I had 42% of and 500k of money into.. to an entity of his own without paying me or my consent.. its just a transfer doc.. no deed so its not as tough as this.. we are just going to write him ( my attorney ) and tell him the transfer is null and void and we are not honoring it..

So these are all Lowes in stock tile mosaics.  

I understand that mortgages were often pooled into another account, but that is where I've come to a dead end. 

REITs are a segment of commercial real estate investments which are the 2nd highest dividend-yielding asset class after small cap growth stocks.

Keep in mind that there's a difference between "hard money" and "private money" (though everyone may have different terms).Hard money comes from professional lenders that you probably don't have any personal relationship with -- they lend professionally, and they are going to charge as much as they can get away with charging (as business owners, they should).Private money tends to come from family, friends and/or other acquaintances who don't lend professionally, and who are simply looking for a better investment vehicle than whatever they currently have (generally stocks and bonds).

The housing stock is older than average, and has more deferred maintenance, and I dont think it has the same "once prosperous" features in the neighborhood like other areas that have been rejuvinated (eg, old town east) ..