However, the trust you mention doesn’t sound like such.

But more often than not, investors who involve a buyer's broker get put on the back burner and are used as a last resort for the reasons I've mentioned above. 

Deal analysis is a great first step into note investing.I should mention I invest in 2nds, but typically the value of the property drives a lot of factors for valuing a 1st mortgage.

@Tony Castronovo mentioned Williamsburg Colony -- there are a handful of these subdivisions out here, north of Bear Creek, called the Colonies. 

Like what Rob and Cornelius mentioned, Upwork is a good talent source and have been hiring a few freelancers at an affordable rate.

@Stephanie Potter, now that you mention it, I see multiple properties, but I don't necessarily see that there needs to be a blanket type loan here or that he really is specifically seeking that out. 

The mentioned house looks reasonable to me , recent renovation , ok-ish size, realtor link:https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/...Not sure if it is qualified for 1400 range :)

I’m looking for a Bigger pocket Podcasts Episode where the investor that was on was talking about that he does not go into the properties he buys, he mentioned that he looks at the MLS pictures and if it looks like it need a little work he does $10 x sqft , small rehab $15 x sqft , & if it need a full rehab he will do $20 x sqft and subtract that after the 70% rule .

Like @Stanley Bronstein mention you'll never get in trouble for disclosing.  

Now, let me take you back about a month.Last her and I spoke she mentioned to me that the current tenant had complained about the carpet not smelling well and it probably needed to be changed.