Primarily; a court may see the transference of money as an attempt to circumvent the secured claims of your vendors that most likely exist, and such transfers could potentially be declared void.I'm sure there are other types of attorneys out there who have similar aversions to this kind of transaction policy, so I would recommend seeking legal counsel first, someone licensed in your own state.DISCLAIMER: Above for educational purposes alone.

I am looking to diversify a bit and am seeking some solid Real Estate Debt Funds (REDF).Could any of you share any REDF that you have been satisfied with?

I would think that should be pretty easy to piece together for someone seeking a law degree now.Am I missing something?

This allows you to pay the transaction and holding costs and hopefully still turn a nice profit.If you are seeking out buy-and-hold properties you GENERALLY won't get a lot of appreciation on properties you are able to purchase at a steep discount.

Here are some random ideas...If appraisals were prepared for you by the sellers, I'd seek a second opinion---I'd try to get a replacement cost appraisal to determine how close you are to cost on this particular deal.

I am a male, 32, hoping to one day be a flipper, but right now currently seeking a partner who would be willing to purchase foreclosed or distressed properties that I locate, fix them up, assist in the sale and split the profits.

I'm currently conducting research focused on Section 8 housing and am seeking industry veterans for 10 minute interviews.

Seek a software too that will help me identify hot areas in any state I should be buying 2-4 properties. 

Hello everyone!First off, I apologize for the long ramble ahead, but I want to give you all a clear picture of where I'm at. I'm new to real estate investing and looking to start with wholesaling, as most of my readin...

Take the time to educate yourself, network with other investors, and consider seeking guidance from a financial advisor or real estate mentor to help you develop a plan that works for you.