Welcome to BP Nation Jeff, you have come to the right place.

There are many people in any niche that try to take unfair advantage of unknowing investors but that doesn't mean all are that way.The buyers that purchase turnkey houses from my group of investors/sellers (not in Ga) are mostly nationals with a few internationals.

Better to use national chain ones or local ones?

Welcome to BP Nation Ken.

Many of us now have clients nation/world wide.

Bill Jones Welcome to BP Nation!

That's taught in guru 101.Bill, we have thousands of posts here that already have pointed out issues with your suggestions, it's old stuff, I'm not reposting all that for you.I never said seller financing was dead, it's not, in commercial or in compliance with residential.Search "unrecorded contract for deed" it's already been addressed and a very bad idea, but it is how many were done 20 and more years ago.Figure this out Bill, a seller would sell his property on a CFD to a buyer, then I would purchase the property and the CFD, saying your seller or buyer is "protected", that's not true at all.This isn't Long Beach, you're on a national stage where we have several experts in their areas of RE and finance, this site isn't a captive audience of gullible newbies and we protect our new members.Now, if you had eased into the forums with contributions and established your ideas instead of blasting in here with nonsense about how creative you were......well, that's hind sight now.

Maybe Josh should have corporate accounts for that.

The first forecloses on the property and because the second and third have similar sounding corporate names only notifies one of the junior mortgage holders.

Welcome to BP Nation Jay.