There are sales sites, but your a broker, they normally don't put brokered assets on their site.You can likely search Google for loan purchase and sale agreements.

Call the Housing Authority, you might qualify for "owned hosuing" efficiencies/#bedrooms.Being the first male to be expecting a baby is real news, go public and I'm sure some book deal or movie signing will take care of your housing needs.....

Again, the best way to have secured lines is not through a secured credit card that can fund itself, but a loan to be repaid over time, amortized, that is secured by an asset, like a CD as the CD does not make payments for you.The whole things is about seeing how people manage money over time, paying as agreed, where they must make the effort to make the payment, not an arrangement where, if they fail to pay the payment is deducted from an account, there is no money management activity there, shows little effort.Secured credit lines are most important to secured lenders, the guy at the Rent To Own store is more interested in how customers pay revolving debt, past rent to own accounts than thier home loan.

And perhaps even another that actually takes title to properties (but isn't so 'public' and visible for asset protection reasons).I see no point in marketing a company name that will only confuse or even intimidate your (private) sellers.

If there are creditors, the creditor still has to open a probate in determine the heirs, identify and appraise all the assets and then determine how to distribute them.

Though now that I think about it, I'm not sure how discounted cash flow analysis is going to be more meaningful than an IRR analysis for a positive cash flow asset with no initial investment.

If they have a steady job and pass the general tenant screening criteria items, and not having a SS make them somewhat fearful of authorities (cops and courts) -- generally excellent low hassle tenants that pay cash and on time from my experience.

Hi Sam,In the business we call these in "pre-list" stage as a broker/agent.Banks will either list REO directly with listing brokers or have asset management companies they contract out with that the bank gives their assets to for disposing and selling in the marketplace.They give the asset company full reign usually going by what is in the banks servicing agreement as part of the contract to handle the disposition of the assets.

In today's high volatility environment, most investors I talk to are seeking ways to insulate themselves from volatility using alternative investment vehicles and RE funds are a good venue for that.Cons:Typical REIT strategy is investing in class-A assets in core markets, where assets trade in the 4-5% cap rate range.

This way I will slowly develop wealth (assets), simultaneously with considerable income.