Depending on the preference of the seller, I am actually presenting my potential buyer's information to them and getting their approval before we close with title company.That is a basic outline of the process I am using.

It outlines the following numbers:We agree to accept proceeds generated by 720,000.

Basically he outlined how he got his first land lot from there for $4,000 and put down 10 percent and sold it for $6,000 before the rest was due.I believe the land lot was in Fishtown but this was about 30 years ago.

We've all been there, your at the grocery store and only have enough money to buy one magazine at the check out line, but you don't know what you want to read about. 

As I see it, Joe has two options, which I will outline below.Option A allows Joe to pay $1,000/mo. in rent, stay in his current home, and collect $1,000/mo. from each of his duplex renters, totaling $2,000.

Once you advertise, or "generally solicit", you will be subject to the "reasonable steps" law and self-verification will be out as an option - this could impact your current investor relationships.I should note, this is only one of the perils of "general solicitation" and it also requires you develop sophisticated offering documents that clearly outline all the risks associated with investing with you and in your deals.

The heirs can subsequently sell the property and divide the proceeds with no tax liability on the sale proceeds.I understand that CA is a community property state and the inheritance and  intestate rules may not follow the exact course I outlined. 

However, even with not Guidelines outlined, I was refused refund of the $250 processing. 

He outlines several common methods for financing any kind of deal: All Cash, Conventional Loans, Portfolio Lenders, Private Lenders, Home Equity, Partnerships, and Seller Financing. 

@Vu Nguyen I’d connect with one of the realtors on BP, some who know Baltimore have already chimed in on this thread, speak to them about your goals and what you’re looking for while doing some research yourself on the city and potential properties by crunching some numbers.If you’re looking for management, there are plenty of property managers who could place renters in there and manage it for you.Just takes a bit more work than a turnkey and @Farrukh Ali outlined this in his comment.