I work every day with tenants who are too lazy to work and are living on public assistance.

OK, I am in need of SOMEONE who can help me out. I do not know what has happened to this industry, it is as though asking for money for a property is some sort of voodoo curse. I am looking for someone who is willing...

MikeOh does these loans often, so perhaps he can be of more assistance to you on that subject.

Now were up to roughly $18k assuming the potential buyer does not asking for closing cost assistance.

In fact, one of the "courses" I took recently offered a "mentorship" to assist you in your first property purchase- for only $25,000!

Seek out your local REI club.

This helps borrowers by encouraging the junior to bid up to the property to fair market value at the foreclosure sale, or else lose out, giving borrowers closer to fair value at sale.DeficiencyLenders may not seek a deficiency judgment if (1) the foreclosure is non-judicial or if (2) foreclosure is on a purchase money obligation.

My regards to the community, I would be seeking your advice on some matter.

These are usually referred by upper echelon banking trust departments and international business law contacts.Back to your original question, you should also seek a referral from your CPA, assuming the CPA has a focus in RE.

I couldn't read your entire post, so I can't respond properly to it.I'm sure that you were not aware . . .I hope that others can make it through the post as to give you some assistance in your needs.