Sounds like maybe you need cashflow first, which may be bird dogging,wholesaling or flipping with other peoples money....hard money lenders, private investors or if you have good credit typical financing.Good luck

Buying from a private party FSBO, buying a property in foreclosure from the owner, buying subject to, etc… I took various contracts, took what I liked from each of them, wrote my own, and then had it reviewed by an attorney, and then made further changes.

You get a toll free fax, phone line, extensions all for one price.

A new house cat from Portland, OR just learning as a property locator for a private investor, real estate developer, and former broker of 19 years.He has taught me alot of common sense!

I'm doing a residential new construction project in Charlotte NC where I need to raise private money for the equity portion of the acquisition and development.

As a private corporation, we're not required to share such info, but I give my word that we're not making buckets of cash, and in fact are losing money every month due to our redevelopment.

Most of your income will come from private, local, state, or federal contracts or grants.

There are a lot of property managers here and private owners as well...

We exist and we are called Loss Mitigation Firm...fance name for a private investor/short sale specialist.

I have an extensive list of banks throughout the country that I've been cold calling asking if they're interested in something like this.