Here is the link to the discussion that inspired this post:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/93143-what-would-you-do-with-10kThanks to Dev Horn and K.

One of my words is "Indianapolis" so I get all forum discussions about Indianapolis but I am not receiving the marketplace.

There are certain deed types that pretty much indicate a cash buyer - for example, a sheriff's deed is issued from a sheriff sale in my area, then the challenge is identifying the third party buyers from the foreclosing lenders with that example.Another way is discussed in this next post:http://www.biggerpockets.com/topics/46184-help-from-massachusetts-investors-how-do-i-find-out-which-homes-were-bought-in-cash-?

I don't know if this is allowed but I would like to bump this post to generate some more discussion if possible.

I've had many discussions with investors who are unable to get their spouse aboard and they usually never end up making anything happen!

But I'm not a lawyer, though I have spent a fair amount of time discussion these questions with a lawyer.

I have been hearing more and more people discussing "Wholesaling" and I came across thewholesalecoach.com.

Well aware of the opportunities made by RE investors and housing.In the big picture, say I open a small factory turning out consumer widgets and use the funding made available for plant, equipment, inventor and employees.

Your credit rating doesn't come into play at all in this scenario and you don't need a secondary loan from the bank.With any business dealing, especially one with family, you should consider and discuss with the parties involved what happens if things don't work out as well as projected.

We, my wife and I, have decided not to partner with them at this current project and will discuss again on the next rehab.