Technically, it is a family member willing to lend to me under those conditions and rate. 2.

Even a property which is behind by only one year is technically tax delinquent.

FHA 203 k is for owner occupied, many buyers use the loan and Sell after  repairs, obviously no one lives in the unit during the repairs and mortgage payments are actually rolled in the loan during the construction, so technically is owner occupied by is really an empty unit during construction and you are free to sell after. 

While it might not technically be their job to do it, I certainly appreciate the ones who do.

@Joe Howell in most circumstances, you can't 1031 into a syndication because technically you're purchasing shares in an LLC that owns the syndicated property.

@Tinley Jones Technically, title is NOT held in a Promissory NoteThe Promissory Note evidences the debt, not the ownership transfer.The 2 main types of Seller Financing you will see areContract For Deed - In this scenario, title remains with the Seller and you don't get title until you've completely paid off the debt (I'm not a big fan of this type of setup)Title Transfers By Deed - You actually get title at a closing, with a title company and/or attorney being involved.

They just aren't technically real estate investors as they aren't buying any land. 

You can actually market a property you do not technically own as long as you have that particular property under contract which gives you equitable interest.  

You don't technically need to visit an MLS property to buy it so with a few emails it can be done. 

you technically only pay the purchase price.