Your cash4cashflows.com website is a dead give away that you are a recent graduate of a late night TV seminar and you are now out there attempting to list notes trying to sell them to investors that you personally do not even know.

Zillow values are pretty accurate and the rent estimates are dead on.

Sounds like BS to me, but then again I could be dead wrong.

We've got assets, however, we're in the "worth more dead than alive" category.

That was what occurred with the building I bought in Bonita Springs, Florida. 55% occupancy on acquisition because the real estate market for homes was dead.

Unfortunately after refinancing my home to pay off the dead beat dad I was faced with the same dilemma and only qualified for an adj mortgage.

The main issue is that it normally requires some decent capital to get them going and keep them going.I think the appreciation wave in California is dead right now.

So you're wanting to buy a dead note?

She see's some dead grass and checks, sure enough she finds a leak outside the home. $850 later, my contractor has it fixed.

Couple this with all the new buyers entering the market creating multiple offers and you have a deadly investor mix UNLESS you do as @Jeff Rappaport suggests and find your own "off-market" deals.