If not, you can contact the broker in writing, explaining why you want to be released...lack of performance, lack of communication, you don’t feel like he’s acting in your best interests.

Note buyer can literally decide in a few minutes if they want a note or note.. and the notes are constant they are always in inventory .. no hunting and needing deep contacts like the secondary market. for NPN or big note tapes.. that get sliced and diced.So once you figure out what space you want to go in.. then you can narrow down your focus..

Hey Chris Rider I tried to contact you but I didn’t see a way to message you can I contact you by email?

I recently had a client propose the below question in regards to the client transferring ownership to a new investor, but still being the point of contact and decision maker between the PM and new property owner. 

I have a great real estate agent who'd I can put you in contact with.

Maybe contact him to see if it is still for sale.

Not sure how it usually works, but we had to complete a few rounds of paperwork with each tenant receiving assistance but I had a contact at the USDA and was able to scan everything and get it to them directly. 

If they're not interested in this particular property ask what their criteria is so you can contact them when you get something under contract that fits their needs.I suggest doing it this way because you have nothing to lose (other than the $1 you pay for the option) and a few hours of your time calling those ads.P.S.

I would not contact banks individually and instead let a broker tell you what you can qualify for and the best interest rates.

I was exploring a heloc as well but I have not contacted a bank about that option.