All i'm asked to do is use my credit score for them to secure financing and i collect when they flip it.to be honest, this sounds way too good to be true. 

The house is all electric and very high efficiency with LED lighting, low flow toilets, brand new heat pump providing heat and air conditioning.The majority of respondents to my renter profile respond that they don't meet the minimum 600 credit score.

Having lived in a suburb of New Orleans during Katrina, I'm fairly knowledgeable about the subject.

Can you get a home equity line of credit?

I know the whole Sheriff sale process fairly well, as well as all the redemption right's details and timelines.  

Looking for a mortgage broker with experience working with tenant buyers who could assist with vetting my TB's and putting them into credit repair then helping them obtain a mortgage at the end of the term.  

Obviously, this is all about what I can negotiate though I'm looking for a fair starting point... and also trying to be mindful that I should take care of the investor.I'd either need $260k to buy the property subject-to (but risk the bank calling due-on-sale) or I'd need $757k to buy it outright.  

I'm just trying to figure out what's fair for this specific situation. 

My mom wants to partner with me and buy property together since she has perfect credit and a better chance at being taken seriously by the banks that will give us a mortgage. we are going to go 50/50 on the down payment and all expenses/maintenance. we will be getting an fha loan and putting 3.5% down which will allow us to have a big emergency fund.

Fine print.You should never be required to use any closing service (e.g. escrow) provided by the flat fee service agent.We've done hundreds of these for sellers in California and have found that a home selling boils down to getting just three things right 1) get pro photos, 2) offering a fair buyer agent commission on the MLS (typically 2.5%), and 3) price it right, which you'll know once you list (lots of offers = too low, no offers = too high.