THey are a hard money lender and they seem pretty cool and very investor friendly.

I think it's really cool that you have found a lifestyle/area that fits your values (wish I could), and this purchase seems to be further those values.

Focusing on this way of searching gives ma what's "hot and gone" (new patented cool phrase :) ).. and almost all of the time it is by Owner Occupied buyers, who snatch them from my fingers.

Here is the site:NetworthIQI especially like the "Age Range" feature and seeing the dispersion.It would be cool if they'd implement something to compare the net worth items collected to the corresponding spending habits of the folks to see how much oxygen they'd have if they had to live on the net worth.

Maybe they will be cool about it and help you out.

Sounds cool, Eric.

This is a cool program, because you can roll the purchase money and rehab money into one loan.

I sort of don't contact them anymore.I don't think that's cool...My question is regarding cash-buyers: How can I refer them to, perhaps, a full-time wholesaler/investor/Realtor and still make money?

I've watched flip men before, and as far as I can recall they had accurate costing in regards to commissions/costs/etc - although on the show there seem to be exaggerations or misrepresentations about certain, for lack of a better term, "plot devices".

Business on that front has cooled down but I've been conservative with my spending and have managed to save cash.