Really the whole spectrum of real estate investment interests me; my way of looking at real estate eventually sees all the different avenues tying in together and creating one unique situation, whether that may be right or wrong I am sure I will learn a long the way.

Thanks Jon.Is it legal to tie up a property like this and come part of the deal without a real estate license?

I do have something that I am interested in but I really want to tie it up for maybe 3 months at a good price and look for some other deals.But I would also like to be able to help the seller find a buyer so i can in my own words "quick flip" the property and make a profit.

I believe this will allow me to write much stronger offers with the intent of getting a property for a deeper discount by closing faster with cash.

I explain where I am in the deal, but I don't tie myself down to any specific requirement to live under.

And what happens when some idiot kid teases a bad pit bull tied on a chain till the chain fails??

Then there are the sneaky ways, Red engineer tape tied to a tree, signs inside the dwelling with the curtians open and signs on vehicles that say my home is for sale.

Once you have it tied up, market it to your buyers.

Here's the link, be forewarned, I don't have any ties to this cult party: http://www.brokeragentsocial.com/GoodmanRE/blog/4631/

So I found a property that will rent for $500 and I can buy for 30K cash.My problem is that I then will have 30K + 5K (repairs) tied up for a couple years until I could do a cash-out refi.