Continue to keep us engaged with your progress as it motivates us to do likewise.Awesome!

For example.Investor lends 100k for the purchase of a 500k duplex.Homeowner lives in one property and rents out the second property for 1500 a month.Pays the investor 834 a month (10,008 annually) and keeps the remaining 666 from the income property.The investor is getting a 10% roi while the prospective owner is getting some income from the rental property, access to the housing market (and as such all of the associated tax benefits) and doesn't have to pay mortgage insurance.Of course there would need to be some sort of security and the lender could have their name on the deed?

If individually, I would only make an offer on one and negotiate from there - with 4 involved, you'll have a better chance of 1 of them being more motivated and he/she will influence the other 3.  

Another big problem with Detroit is all sorts of unscrupulous "turn-key" companies and others, preying on unsuspecting foreign investors who have no idea what they are getting into.

I would like you attend if you can to see how you can implement mailing to probate leads, which in my opinion is the truest motivated seller leads I have ever come across. http://probatedata.netThis is the company I buy leads from, and we thought it would be a great idea to inform others about their platform, and to hear a little bit about my success with probatesBernie

They reached out to me so obviously they are motivated. 

@Danny N.We waived it because we were told in all of our 'classes' that we should waive the inspection because but replace it with some sort of due diligence clause.

I think this is a great opportunity with high motivation from the sellers.Here's my question(s):1.  

You'll probably find some very motivated sellers by showing up at the top of the results for those types of searches. 

Remember, you're wholesaling it to a MOTIVATED SELLER, you are solving his problems by assigning his property to a cash buyer.