Does any create fake adds to attract buyers?

We have focused a good deal of our efforts in finding alternative (and attractive) financing for apartment owners in particular.

I am assuming the more skin I have in, the more attractive it is to an lender.

Just keep in mind that while the gurus offer this as the "easy money" and anyone can do it with no effort at all, keep in mind that all of that is false.Wholesaling is hard enough as you need a good enough deal to start with, then you need an even better one to allow for your fee added in, otherwise, buyers will not be attracted to purchase if the price is too high.SOme other ways are when dealing with private sellers or using trust agreements.

I am assuming this would be easier than going after someone who just wants to rent, plus there is the upside of actually selling the house, getting some money back and then doing it a few more times until i can attract some real money.

I realize they have somewhat active professional community, but I don't think it's the main attracting point.

:The roof is not leaking, but it has 3 layers of shingles. it might start leaking soon. the steel windows dont open and look horrible on the inside... that's why i'd rather change the plumbing to pex before a tenant moves in than to get a call that the water is rusty.Homer, I can appreciate the fact you want to make your rental nice so it'll attract a good tenant.

One of the things that attracted him to the house was an oak-like toilet seat.

If you can find good deals, you will always have a lot of equity in your flips, and you should be able to convince your lenders to loan at attractive rates.

So #3 looks like an attractive option.