@Anthony Fleming one of the biggest issues I've found trying to buy from wholesalers using assignments is that they don't educate the seller very well and that lack of communication ends up destroying the deal.Be sure you let the seller know that you will be bringing "your partners" and/or contractors through the home for quick inspections.  

For last few months no builder and no seller giving out any incentives/discounts as they used to. 

I currently rent an apartment and I get a lease incentive from my company for about 50% of the rent, but due to the family expansion I will be needing more space soon.For simplicity, if there is 100K that can be allocated for this, what do you think is the best option here:1.

Here is a breakdown of the demographic:55-70    75%70-80+ 10%<21-40 10%40-55   5%The biggest group was there due to lack of funds for retirement or had a major setback, issue or family medical concern and needed to make quick money.

In fact when we consult on portfolio liquidations, the biggest key component is the pre-trade setup.  

He is the biggest fix and flipper in Spokane.

Biggest Problem -  Finding labor and if you find it much much higher labor costs !! 

My biggest worry with a Section 8 housemate is that the individuals reason for needing assistance would be something that would make them a challenging neighbor, and you are not allowed to ask if a prospective tenant has a mental illness. 

The "qualified" doesn't mean certified or trained, it means "not interested party" so a "no incentive to cheat the government out of taxes" type of intermediary.  

If one portal is demanding a premium of some sort for the luxury of having the deal pre-funded they may have less incentive to work hard raising the money for the promoter.For a promoter I see the big advantages as follows:9.