In my opinion all markets are high right now - stocks, bonds, RE.

Although a licensed G.C has to be bonded which includes a background check doesn't mean they are trustworthy.

I, too, was an agent long time ago, but grit my teeth and went back to get my license again!

I cut my teeth on REO and investments back in 2002, I was hooked and trained by some of the best in the field and owned a brokerage in S City shortly after.

His daughter didn't live there, but instead was a housed fugitive who had skipped bond in Maryland.  

Any damage to the property or belongings of the tenants are backchargesMake sure the company has workman’s comp, insurance and a bond. 

Like pulling teeth.

If you don’t have that, get your teeth cut on a base hit.

Probably, Homepath, I'm not familiar with the Navy CU, the other is FHA bond money that can also work with a non-profit making the down as mentioned.If you have the cash down you might partner with your buyer and have him buy you out later on with a refi/purchasing your interest.I agree too, unless there is some motivating factor in working with this buyer, put them in a drawer and come back when they are real buyers. :)

I figured out that he was comparing REI with stock market investment (he used to sell bonds) and he was just looking at it from the perspective of cash on cash gains.