The search has been easy because the person's name is unique,only one such person in the county and the property only had one prior owner.

So, your experience is not unique....

The reason for this is that we live in a very unique neighborhood with restored mid century modern flat roof homes.

I have a unique perspective as I grew up in a similar neighborhood.  

If they get you to the closing table with the funds you need then I would move forward but only at the closing table with a title company or attorney depending on your state requirements.

Back in the day it was 60% or 70% of your content that had to be unique, and I know things chance all the time, but one thing is for sure, Google is only getting better at what they do.

So in all transparency, how much out of pocket did you need to bring to the table in order to execute this deal?  

Hey @Thomas Rodgers- although your approach is unique, I think it's incorrect.

@Albert Bui @Carlos Gonzalez Hi there, it depends on what exactly you're doing, but generally, if you and a business partner are actively contributing cash and significant, unique skills to a real estate project, it shouldnt be considered a security.

I have people interested, but no one to the table yet.Any advice would be appreciated.