From your description above, it sounds like the real estate agent is going to accept the offer that closes the fastest so s/he gets paid.

This is a great idea!Since real estate laws are State specific, members can post their California related questions here and (hopefully) get better responses.I’m a big fan of education and doing your own research. Hop...

I like to be able to talk directly to buyers agents, have control over the description, and it saves money of course.  

The foreclosure aspect is one important criteria for picking geographic areas to focus on. 

@Logan HassingerThat description makes no sense.

I think this description seems to vary because my impression of this was that the person would pull comps, perhaps look at and work with me on the numbers which my other agent doesn't do (I'm getting more confident on what I am producing in the numbers and growing in knowledge.), surely pulling comps and having a better idea of rents.Today I looked at property with the agent.

There course description says it can be done via distance learning.  

Perhaps "invalid on it's face" was not a correct description, but since an unsecured note here simply creates No "interest in a piece of real property", any LP against the property would be squashed with one hearing.  

Here's my question:  I am looking to invest an additional $500-$600k in another cluster of SFRs (2 - 4 homes, depending upon the price points) and I am looking for geographic diversification outside of California that will yield cash flow, and appreciate over a 5-10 year horizon.  

.#2 -Mark is merely descriptive or misdescriptive, or should have an element disclaimed on that basis.4.Click the light gray “Continue” button 5.On the next page; click the “Attach Evidence” button and upload a PDF showing other house flippers using the “we buy houses” phrase.