A word of caution, Quang: I have seen roadside signs and Craigslist ads in Northern California, where a "Real Estate Investor Seeks Trainee $1k-$30k Month Text Your Name To..."

I realize leveraging seems to be the name of the game, LO, wrap around etc etc.   

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The biggest tip is that this scenario really only benefits the contractor.

Hello everyone my name is James Jenkins.Location: Florida, Boynton BeachI am a game programmer looking to learn much from everyone here so that I can become a professional and head into the field confident in investing.

I've referred about ten people to them so far, and everyone has been very happy with them. http://moatsteam.com/If you reach out to them, feel free to drop my name.

I would prefer the house to not be in my name, possibly an LLC?

Hello my name is Stefany Rosales, I am a new bigger pockets member. 

Conventional loans are governed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (if you recognize those names).  

I sent a follow up text asking for the buyer's name, proof of funds. and email so I can send the agreement first if he's planning to double close.My main question is, Is this a common way of being approached by buyers, or every buyer has their own way?