Hi @Victoria Crump, I just sold a highly appreciated rental property in the Bay Area last year using a "Monetized Installment Sale".

I bought a primary residence Single-Family in 2010, Rented it in 2015 [sole landlord], and Just sold it in 2018 FSBO.

Carson Wilcox yes I did get a copy of what was sent to the owner and it stated you must vacate property thirty days from posted dated, which is today.

I work with these properties everyday, have prob sold 16 of them this year.

I was listening to a BP Podcast and they talked about being available for the appraiser and having comps that have sold in the area.

They then turned around and sold the empty plots of land to investors that did not want to go through the headache, nor did they want the risk, of waiting a year to receive approvals for their investment.

Bought on Feb 23rd and sold on May 14th.

Last year we sold our rental property & reinvested in a Flip.

One of our 18 unit complexes just sold for 600,000 and its a C- property..

Does this mean that those notes are being sold by the banks as a pool to the highest (I'd imagine billionaire) bidder who then plays middle-man and sells them off as he/she sees fit?