Yes, there is, I suggest you look at joining BP and I believe there are advertising opportunities here, on boards and ads.As to the forums, we discuss deals, not pitches but strategies and methods, you might address the who, what and whys as a business strategy to be discussed, that get's your face on the board as well.

The question is is it best to be upfront with the seller, and let them know you wont be the actual purchaser or go forward with the deal without this information in the contract.

What do I mean by this is I get sellers asking me on deals to do the 1031 and hold funds etc.

When I advise the owners of the situation, I usually advise them of 2 things... 1) lower the rent to get a tenant is... I

He has a ton of knowledge and tells it how it is. I

I have had bankers look this up online with our secretary of state and verify its my LLC.I'm not really sure what that is, I don't remember having filled a document called like that in Michigan.

So, my question is, is there anything that dictates which offer has to be submitted?

If there is I can call that number and speak to the agent who has the house?

The market here is, I suspect, potentially overpriced(compared to Chicago, where I'm from).

The thing that turns me off with seller financing (but I could be wrong) is I don't want to have to chase people for money.