This happens a lot in Southern California and Im trying to understand the dynamics.Broker originally represents seller, and ends up representing both buyer and seller,Broker finds a buyer, but broker is only getting %2 commission, would it be reasonable to also represent the buyer.

Originally posted by @Scott Harper:A friend has a mother that has gone to assisted living.

Or a FHA 203K loan and wrap your rehab costs into the original loan, still at 3.5% down of total money borrowed.

Originally posted by @Chris Martin:Totally serious here.

Originally posted by @Jason Ryerson:Would you transfer a property to a charitable LLC or 1031 exchange?

Originally posted by @Kim Meredith Hampton:Derek,Those companies don’t “pick up” cash fromYour tenants, but so allow them to pay cash at their facilities.

Originally posted by @Krishnan T.

Originally posted by @Joseph Watson:Tried to search but not coming up with much on the exact topic I'm looking for.

I don't know all the facts here so I'll refrain from actually giving advice but you will want to have something documented and look into maybe an assumption agreement, so long as it is not precluded in your original loan documentation. 

Originally posted by @Nelson Stokes:Can anyone recommend some good creative real estate financing and investing books to read  I started with "Nothing Down: How to Buy Real Estate With Little or No Money Down" – 1984 By Robert G.