It really depends on the spread if I use assignment or flip/resale the deal.

.* Seller is open to seller-financing with 20% down as an installment sale will spread out his tax pain.

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There are a lot of members here on BP, but it is unclear how many are dreaming and how many are making money.HM lending is best done with a larger amount of money and spread over lots of deals.

Kansas City is like what I deal with in Indiana, just a little more spread out.

Another try is searching that name on Face Book or other Social Media sites.

Whatever spread between what was owed to the transactional funder and the end buyer purchase price would be the profit.

Question is how should I tell them to filter these listings for houses with equity and spread?

This works even if there is no spread between the earning rate and the borrowing rate on the policy.Now multiply this out times many years of premiums and reinvestment of the "side fund" gains back into more premium which can be further levered.Life Insurance is an amazing financial tool.Here's a video explanation:https://www.youtube.com/watch?