Hi BP,Getting started with my first purchase and it is a short sale. It's been on the market for over 200 days. A deal fell through and now it's back on the market. I wish I could find out why the last deal fell throu...

My firm arranged $36 billion in financing last last year spread over almost 4,000 transactions with 210 different lenders.

option...Anybody use this company for a transactional fund?

Jason Chambers fascinating how you were able to do this transaction.

Sometimes it's limited by the SPD, other times you can invest in ANY thing the brokerage offers (their interpretation of "self-directed).A true self-directed account is held with a custodian who invests the funds in the account as YOU direct (hence, "self-directed") and investment are options are only limited to "any investment which is not a prohibited transaction".

One category is for those individuals, trusts or estates who do just one seller carryback transaction a year on a property that has a dwelling that the buyer will use as their primary residence.Let me repeat that, because there has been so much misinformation circulated about it: this category is for those individuals, trusts or estates who do just one seller carryback transaction a year on a property that has a dwelling that the buyer will use as their primary residence.

Good day Greg,I also suggest you also look into a network like Alex mentioned.The most important thing would be to know the people (in my opinion), but even more important you don't cross boundaries and do something your NOT comfortable with.I am a big fan of BP networking as well as REI groups on Facebook and also my network.  

Second, when making offers do not use the inspector recommended by an agent involved in the transaction. 

Sell any cross experience that you have.

Also can using a double closing/ transactional funding at the closing allow me to legally market the property due to the intent of purchasing it for myself only for a bit and then reselling the property I own?