(Not legal in Illinois and six other states - impractical in 10 others.)Solutions are out there, but they are complex and require training and education to utilize.

Instead of referring Sheka to some course, how about explaining how she might do a deal like this and make some money?

Instead, I suggest you Google some term like "buying real estate in the US" and that should help you find answers to your questions.I am also not allowed to refer you to expert advisors, but if you Google the subject you should find one or more.

I'm referring to a property that doesn't require major renovations but you get for a great price.

2)Can somebody refer me or know a title company investor friendly and a real estate attorney that used to deal with investor , PM me if you have one.Thanks everybody for the help

When you say private funding companies, what are you referring to?

For example Commercial properties are mainly listed (at least on a national level)on loopnet.com which is the first company to list commercial properties in an online database. ( that I know of)What other technology based solutions can be provided to Real Estate, particularly for private investors?

They are the same thing from the IRS' perspective;- From a legal/asset-protection standpoint, the difference is between a corporation and an LLC, and from a legal/asset-protection standpoint, the election of s-corp is meaningless.So, while I'm certainly no expert on this topic, make sure that when you talk about the differences between the two, you specify if you're referring to the tax implications (no distinction) or the legal/entity implications (likely big differences depending on statute, structure, number of owners/members, etc).

I have not run one, but you might want to try a CLUE report http://www.lexisnexis.com/risk/solutions/clue-home-seller.aspx

Did you search online or was he referred to you by someone?