The post, seen on Facebook and in emails and texts, asks for a fee of around $10 to gain access to a potential homebuyer’s email and phone number. 

The second time I got no response, but she retaliated by accusing me of calling PG&E, and attempting to access her personal account.

For example, our tenants had no access to the garage nor could they park in our driveway.

In this way I can still capitalize on market gains and show I have easy to access funds.Would a seller go for this or does it literally need to be liquid "cash" sitting in a checking account?

I have easy access to $50,000 cash.

@John Koster I think BP considers it advertising and restricts any posts suggesting a specific company to the marketplace forums.

With the two units am I going to be restricted to investor or multifamily loans even though they cannot be rented out legally? 

Rather, why not apply for a Line of credit to get some access to cash ? 

I have recently heard about two programs that say that they can provided me a decent start to real estate investing by offering me access to their learning platforms and potential investors that will allow me to invest with very little or no money of my own.

I think that's your opportunity.Be Accessible - Closings are nearly always time-sensitive.