I, personally, invest in midwest markets where the properties cash flow day 1.

I think by being an unlicensed person in that situation that contract law would prevail.  

Meanwhile, with the person who foresees themselves mantaining their W2 job, this entry step is not necessary and truthfully should be avoided.

PS  this person is from Ashland Oregon..

I personally invest here for both the cash flow and appreciation.

Have you checked into a Life Estate, instead of a Reverse Mortgage? 

Personal referrals might point you in the direction of knowledgeable agents who are aware of investors' needs.Once you have a list of potential agents, interview them to ensure they align with your investment goals.

I always want to have a personal connection with someone I am referring business to...someone that I know, like, and trust...someone that I would use myself.Here in Chicago, there are a lot of bad property management companies so just asking a question like this shows that Landmark is going about things the right way.

Sometimes they are accurate, sometimes not, but nothing can substitute for real life professional advice...

Ask if the person you are dealing with is actually the one who is listed on the contract as the buyer, or an LLC of their's.