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We've helped many local homeowners keep their homes out of foreclosure simply by getting a housemate or two....it isn't easy but it works.

It is a really good way to cut your personal living expense while also obtaining more rentals at the same time.

The seller of the new home simply waits for the other property to be sold to collect the amounts due them.These are conventional approaches to bridging funds from one property to another, not a screwy thing to do.

Syndicator put the deal together end-to-end (finds deal, negotiates, closes, sets up LLC, works with lawyers/banks/accountants/management companies, etc)I have a good relationship with the sponsor and am simply looking for an opinion as this doesn't seem to fit your traditional syndicated deal structure.Thanks!!

Then when I find a house to purchase, they cut me a check and I can throw the money where I need it to go? 

I did some more digging and research on the internet, and I came upon a comment on a youtube video that simply said...

It simply amazes me.  

Seems like her cut on the deal would be between the wholesaler and her.