That would mean you would need to have a corporation too.If they were to pay you w-2 income, both you and they would get hit with a bunch of additional withholding taxes.Or maybe they could just become your private money lenders.

We could negotiate an extension on terms that both parties could agree upon.

you know what they say, "those that can...DO and those that can't...TEACH"'70% of my professors had private industry experience and most of them consulted on the side.

If you know, would you please just list what those strategies are called and I will research each one extensively.

They won't allow you to option their homes thus preserving some of your working capital like you could do with a private seller.

Part of my job is to create and manage programs that encourage private investment and revitalization.

We have a pretty large Board of Realtors here and they have an extensive library of books.

Keep it simple as Will mentioned.Do some searching here about hard money lenders, private lenders and financing.

(Southern California) Graduated from UCLA in 2003, I have fairly extensive entrepreneurship experience.

At least enough cash that you can get a hard money loan or access to a private investor.- You're asking the successful investor to teach you how to compete against them.