Combine that with the superior landlord laws (evictions in 30 days?)

Maybe the crime would have been okay but combined with the track noise issue, it's just too much.

tie up the property with a LO, with the terms set between your LLC and the owner, then assign it to the Tenant/Buyer and you collect your assignment fee"When you say tie up property with LO, do you mean separate Lease Agreement and Option to Purchase Agreement or a single combined Lease Option Agreement?

That's usually a combination of research (driving around looking for abandoned properties, searching public records for out of state owners, looking at foreclosure notices, etc.) and marketing (bandit signs, calling, knocking on doors, direct mail, etc.)2b) You make out a purchase and sale agreement with the sell at the price the seller agrees to accept.

If you do both, you could arguably combine these functions.At that point, you're down to 3 people.

Monthly payments are a combination of the principle and interest rate.

Your experience running a business combined with your construction background makes you well suited to making a go of the RE business.

I have done a sort of combination of both - buy in lower end areas that are on the verge of coming up in value.

Since it did not, it is likely because the rehab is higher than $18k, or the ARV is lower than $75k, or a combination of the two.

Combined with re-reading the FAQ, I now feel like I fully understand what I was asking.Not trying to start a fire, just wanted to point out I did do some diligence before posting the question.