That has significant risk but is a technique people use in cases like this.The best route is just to get a new loan.

Have closed 4 deals in the last 45 days and looking to ramp up buying machine but need a realtor that doesn't mind working with creative techniques.

I'm constantly creating, reviewing and updating complicated spreadsheets and databases.

From what I've read this far it seems as though people are finding good investment properties on the MLS, via direct mail and other marketing techniques, as well as word of mouth (possibly from reo agents).

Wealth people use this technique all the time with works of art.

They are not teaching obsolete techniques.

Double flipping a contract can get complicated with so much paperwork and can eat up the end investor's profit pretty fast.Just my 2 centsMancill

Sounds like based on your experience co-construct will end up being a good fit.Only complaint i've had with any of these companies so far is the overly complicated pricing structures.

Some towns however have their water/garbage/sewer bills follow the land, not the tenant so landlord pays even if utilities are in Tenant's name but not paid.To further complicate matters some counties, and even towns have landlord tenant laws that are different from state law.

Sounds great but now im struggling with my marketing techniques, bird dogs dont really exsist in Southern Ca, bandit signs get taken down and thier illegal.