Show the seller how your offer solves the problems.

You can find owner financing in any market if you know how to look and how to make offers.Your offer should create value for the owner by solving their problems.

There is a chance it will solve your problem but there is a chance that it will make it worse.

But I see a lot of it somewhat random with a groupl of people with similar interests sit around brainstorming and solving problems.Maybe something like 1.

Agents have no clue about wholesaling.

They’re trying to solve the world’s problems.

My strong ability is in thinking outside of the box, risk management and finding creative ways to solve problems.

You probably have something in your buy/sale agreement about quiet title or quiet enjoyment of property which means the Seller may have breached his contract, a call to Dad saying you are in breach son not leaving might solve the problem.

Since there was no will, you will most likely need supervised administration through the probate court to solve the title issue via probate.I don't think parents automatically gain the power of sale on the minors behalf.

Insurance carriers use (CLUE) reports which are comprehensive loss underwriting exchange.http://www.nachi.org/clue-reports.htmThe suppressor does sound like something you might want to look into.Grace what is your current insurance deductible??