I really appreciate what you had to say.Just do your part by taking from the site and using it to find your success, by sharing what you learn out in the field, by engaging and participating, and lastly, by spreading the word about BiggerPockets!

Welcome to BP Nation and thanks for the post, it was a great introduction and conversation starter.I too have a very similar business to Jason and have also considered owner carried notes, the problem (as he stated) is selling that note to cash out requires selling at a discount and that discount would typically erase the spread I generated at acquisition and rehab.Hopefully, you can shed some light on how you did this correctly and profitably.I have heard that same definition of financial freedom, however, to be truely "passive" you must be able to have that monthly check come in no matter if you are sleeping, crusing the oceans, vacationing or whatever.

They saw the great spread, they knew that I had to close in 3 days, and it was a Thanksgiving holiday and finding another lender and switching wouldn't be possible.

You can spend a lot of money sending mail and get zero response because your message and/or media is incorrect or mismatched.

She owns a media company that she works in for 30+ hours a week, and I think that is key to your first question.

I may be bias, but I persoanlly believe that wholesale buyers are better served doing business with my on my deals than someone else because I have the knowledge and experience to provide proper and accurate numbers and provide deals with good spreads so that the wholesale buyer is profitable.What are your thoughts on buying a wholesale deal from a rehabber?

I use Elance on almost a daily basis for everything from website design, data entry, guest blog posts, SEO, marketing, media kits, etc.

I originally heard that it was a joint force of Seals, AF Pathfinders/Operators and Rangers, about 40 involved, now the media is saying it was the JTF with Seal Team 6.

So if FL process is like NC, I'd wait for the courthouse sale, pay about $43.5K ($41K note with 5% trustee, foreclosure sales fee added) and have a little better spread.

Regardless of any rules, $100 is a tiny spread.