There is no magic trick for getting around title issues when you purchase.

The trick will be trying to make some money on a flip with this thing if they wont go much lower than 82%.

The only trick was that the renter paid in cash and I had no way of showing the cash was from them.

The real trick is not finding the instruments but knowing what they mean and how they impact the title.How long is a judgment good for, what are the requirements for a valid conveyance, what affect does a divorce have on the title and judgments that may attach to the property?

If not, then you are not REALLY helping them, and there really is no reason why they should sell to you other than you somehow cheat or trick them into it, and you don't want to be THAT guy.In short, find out what the problem is, figure out how to solve it and profit at the same time, present them with their options and how you can help them, and earn your wholesale fee.

Hi there everyone, I have started working with some businessmen that are in several industries, Real estate being one of the areas they are big in. I had the opportunity in the UK to take out a 80k mortgage in England...

Not the newest trick in the book, oldie but a goodie.

In my area there are some hard money lenders who do 100% loans, but they also want to qualify the buyer like a bank would, loan application, credit checks, etc....As for finding private money lenders, the age old trick is to pull public records of privately held mortgages in your area that have lent in the last 6 months.  

The contract assignability is the key, being able to assign your right to buy to someone else, that's the trick

I've briefly looked at Zillow data but couldn't find much relating to this.Any tips/tricks to find this data?