John C, alluded to accredited or otherwise screened investors.Also, if you have any plans to pool these funds, instead of using one persons funds for just one deal the rules really get challenging and the approach you use will include a Private Placement Memorandum and business plan.Good Luck... and running this by a lawyer would not be a bad idea.

The agent would be putting his/her license at risk and could also be facing fines.

Or they may be facing foreclosure.

Not sure who Reed is and obviously I don't recommend you take anything he (or anyone) says at face value without doing your own research.I thought the site had some interesting info.

HUD's site, "Help for Homeowner's Facing the Loss of Their Home," provides a step by step plan and offers more details on HUD's loss mitigation programs.

Here is my challenge what it will be the best way to me to have a legal protection and hide my name.

The thing is that the notice is a requirement to actually file an eviction at court, but its worded like you have to get out in that amount of time or face a legal suit.

It's when the contract is challenged when consideration becomes an issue.

Those would be termite droppings.Don't be discouraged, look at it as a small challenge.

I am great with the construction and development side but, the creative strategies to procure financing are always a challenge that I'm working hard to improve.