The majority of respondents want cash and a fast close or full value for their homes with some lease-option candidates thrown in.

If anyone ever needs any tips please feel free to reach out!

However, I went to the first meeting and the main speaker was an out-of-town guy giving a super high-pressure sales job for some MLM program called "Financial Education Services Protection", which didn't actually have anything to do with real estate, other than he was pitching us to pressure credit challenged prospects into buying this (my opinion) predatory program.

If you had <50k debt combined I'd say invest and use that to pay down debt faster.But you have way too much debt for that advice.Sounds like you may even have difficulty obtaining financing unless you incomes are super high.

Hi @Megan Aldridge,Thanks for the reply.

REIA's are great for entertainment and exposure to those selling dreams and stuff - but they will not move you forward fast enough.You give me the impression of being impatient and want to reach your financial goal - maybe before you even have them.I too know many of those 7 figure income people and own a unit in Manhattan and other states.Those 7 figure income people got where they are by making right decisions - they have the ability to see right through a novice and a bad or unprofitable deals and have the ability to dismiss an individual without mercy!

I have seen a few parks  empty halfway during the summer time "I am a mailman" That being said there is a market for these homes but the lot rent is going to add up quickly unless you can sell fast and buy at a low cost.

Thanks for replying =)

Hi Jered,Thanks for the reply.

I guess we are all different but my thinking is I would rather have people who I know would possibly be interested and have the funds so I can get the deal completed as fast as possible and within the time limit.