I have taken intensive college classes on Tax & Legal strategies, using Self Directed Retirement plans to invest, Wholesaling, Short Sales, Tax Liens & Deeds, Rehabbing, Subject to existing financing, Seller Financed Notes, etc.

Or look for seller carried notes.

How would I analyze a deal looking at using subject to and a note for the seller, vs just wholesaling the house.my thoughts so far...wholesale = $5k (assignment )Selling L/O = down payment + cash flow spread 1 or 2 yrs + cash out spread at the end of 1 or 2 yrs = better investor So what am I missing ?

Take notes on things you like and fit them to your house if they apply.

You will get a mortgage or deed of trust and a promissary note from the borrower.

Once you're added to a company, you'll note that the company's name in your personal profile links back to your company's profile.

When you "purchase" a U.S Treasury bill, note, or bond, you are loaning money to the federal government – which possesses that ever-menacing printing press.

Just as a side note - Tacoma, WA is flooded with investors looking to rehab properties and it is very easy to assign a contract on a house that is available in most parts of it (including the area this house is in).

It's hard to do that especially when people are overleveraged on the notes with the new manufactured homes - most times the interest rates are higher than most (double digits) .

During the depression most of the things that were tried didn’t work but they kept throwing stuff against the wall in the hope that some of it would stick. I