I get that... but those are cash transactions. sub too leave a seller totally at your mercy credit wise. .and others who may not have your work ethic and desire to the do the right thing will just rip these folks Off I have seen it more times than I can count  sub too ..

I've been told several times that my best bet is to reach out and see if there is anybody in my local area that would be willing to meet up.Next weekend I will be attending a three day Fortune Builders workshop in Philadelphia and I have an extra ticket for anybody who has the desire to attend.I'm really anxious to get started because I already have a couple cash buyers that want to buy some properties.John Paul Kilduff II

The reason is simply supply and demand ... if there an abundance of high paying jobs and it is generally a desirable place to live, then many wealthy people will pay a premium to live there, and they will generally prefer to live there long term and favor owning over renting ... this is reflected in the market pricing. 

Can somehow funnel this money through my LLC so that the interest earned becomes company income and and the principal comes back to me?

Its' healthy and really nothing you can do about it especially if you are looking at a hot deal in a very desirable neighborhood, good schools, high equity, etc.

You place all your real estate gross earning in to your company that you own.

In some news outlet, one of the reasons is the Trump administration will spend billion dollars on US infrastructure and plan to slash the corporate tax rate from its 35% to 20-15% as it would boost earnings and thus lift stock prices. 

It's great that you are so young and yet have the ambition and desire to pursue real estate investing.

I am in the process of learning about notes as well - I'm excited about a different opportunity to earn passive income!

My attorney actually spent considerable time with me before he earned a dime, however, now he's closed about a dozen transactions (including the title work) with us, so it definitely paid for him.Best of luck!