Keep in mind you will meet some fools.Remember that the buyer wouldn't have saved thousands of dollars, they would have never known about the deal.Now part of this whole issue is why I prefer to double close.

If you do this you may want to get an attorney of her choice involved and an appraisal on the property as you do not want someone coming back on you for equity stripping or taking advantage of someone "old and in distress"

Get a signed contract from the exhusband, and preferably by the wife too.

If not, you need a job in some agency, and not investors.If you actually do have experience, preferably as an executive director (ED) of an existing agency, and you have a solid business plan, you may be able to find an angel investor.

Right now the mortgage companies don't really have a choice.

I prefer to work with one local that I can go sit down with… But are also licensed in the State I am buying in...

If you're in the flipping game, you've got no choice.

And the BOARD decided against the wider color choice because they didn't want what they considered a vulgar color in their section.Interesting, now we're trying to allow more colors, based on the fact that less restriction will help sellers because it will allow them to advertise the fact as a selling point for their house and for the hoa, trying to avert hoa loss of revenue from foreclosed houses or unpaid assessments.

I would prefer to invest in property.

Perhaps having a pamplet handy would help the renter make better choices as to where to go from there.