I've heard of sub-to buyers just sending the payment to the bank directly. 

A duplex with really good numbers, however my target acquisition price is $290k (asking was $339k) based on the fact that the listing agent hinted the buyer might sell at that price (“he’d probably let it go for 290-295”) were her exact words.He came down to $315 and now $310 firm and doesn’t seem to want to budge.The property is pretty much turnkey, which is what I’m looking for, (and I understand that I’d pay more for a turnkey property) but is the highest priced property in the area (based on comps) and I don’t want to overpay.That being said, the numbers still work, even at $310k.

I sold a small home in the St. Louis, MO area to another investor on owner financing. This investor wants to give the property back to me and avoid the foreclosure process (I do too). What needs to happen?

Seems like the good ones also have pretty short buyers lists...

I believe there are numerous opportunity left on multifamily deals where price point of around 800k-3m  where most institutional buyers are not looking at. 

Have used him before on smaller jobs on buyer requested repairs. 

I'm just getting started in wholesaling what software I can use to generate buyer and seller leads in the Pennsylvania area

But I’m concerned that my friend may want me to pay off the house in 5-10 years, so I’d have to pass that along to a new buyer.

They supposedly bought the house from a motivated seller and are selling it to motivated buyer, more or less breaking even (so it appreciated at least 6% to cover broker commission is my guess). 

From Day 91 -180, the buyer may need to get 2 appraisals and use the lesser of the two.Hope that helps!