It will not solve the problem if the buyer's lender has a seller seasoning requirement, and it will not solve the problem if you are buying the property as a short sale.

You can get a RE sales agent's study guide used by RE schools, that will clue you in to how things are done in your state or area.

You can be a hot shot sales person in other industries and not get it in RE or you could be a super star, you don't sell in RE you educate, solve problems, and assure people more than sell, properties are like cars, they sell themselves.

That said, hedge funds could easily buy REOs from banks, but they don't have a CLUE how to actually go out and find motivated sellers.

I am feeling like I am trying to solve the old chicken or the egg first question.

I am feeling like I am trying to solve the old chicken or the egg first question.

No clue.

- If you cant afford your property no more because of an unfortunate situation let me solve your issues.

long story short it was a foreclosure, under contract to a new buyer for $200,000, who could not settle because of a title flaw that only I could solve.

I understand.I'll just cut the mustard real quick. 90% of those trying to deal in notes in such matters don't have no clue as to what they are doing, including the two week shake and bakes that got a mortgage brokers license and who have been impressed with themselves for ten years doing half baked lending deals.