Without the giant pool of cash buyers I had become accustomed to, I was leery of certain types of properties in certain areas.Unfortunately sellers were still in their bubble mindset and didn't yet have any understanding how the the lack of lending was going to affect them.

Although this increase will not show up on future versions of the Case-Shiller data chart.

Going forward, we are planning on pooling our funds together to hopefully obtain more investment properties.

I took Scotts VNBFD in August 2016 and bought my first pool of notes in October 2016.

That limits your buyer pool.

I'm trying to build a relationship/network with my business and I'm hopeful that one day, I can get a pool of people to invest and buy properties together as investment.

Here is a chart we use to summarize the difference between the two forms...Special is the "most comprehensive".

The house is a nice size (2049sqft) and has an enclosed pool area.

Except each transaction only costs the receiver 25 cents.I see 2 downfalls here:1) My funds are pooled with everyone elses funds in an account that I can't control and don't have access to.2) If a tenant makes a deposit on Monday, it won't clear until Thursday, possibly Wednesday.

I need to redo the pool and possibly put a new roof on as well as gut the inside.