(and yes, both parties would see what you're making...)Seems like going to an extreme to arrange for transactional funding and a special double/simulatneous closing just to obscure your profit.  

I'd agree on doing the homework part. I

@Philip Williams I agree w you on fix n flips in Rockford for the most part. I

Seems it could be very beneficial for both parties, but it also seems like one party could get screwed if they aren't really on top of things and there partner is ethical.

You can set yourself up to lend first or second mortgages to third-parties - either from cash-on-hand or from a registered plan (ie. self-directed RRSP).  

The hardest and most rewarding part is when you take the leap.

@Jim Johnson   the issue if its like Oregon is that MLO's have to work for a principal broker.. and the risk reward is just not there. this is going to create a bizz opp for the first company that steps up and does just owner finance deals for third parties. 

@Michael MudreyWelcome to BP, a great resource for all parties in real estate and especially investors.

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