This way if they want signficantly more for the home, you don't spend the time driving out there, reviewing the property, working up a repair estimate, and then not getting a deal.BTW, I add the leads that don't pan out on the phone to my follow-up list as they may become motivated over the next 6 months.

It can be pretty difficult to find a good house in a good neighborhood in the Pacific NW that meets the 1% rule, much less the 2% rule.

I am very curious as to know how they react to heat, like if somebody put a hot tea pot or frying pan down on the counter. 

I am currently taking classes to get my real estate license and have been attending some great agent training at the beautiful new Keller Williams (Pacific Estates) office in Cerritos, CA.I love my CD business as well as massage therapy, but I am really excited about the potential that real estate offers to help provide for my family's long term financial dreams.  

None have panned out.

I am speaking to a rep over at InfoUSA first to get a little bit more information on my concerns but will let everyone know how I pan out.  

What we do seem to disagree on is when a deal doesn't pan out as planned, that you side with the sponsor/portal and blame it on investors not doing due diligence. 

So my question is, can anyone tell me how the creating a business thing pans out, am I right in my assumptions, and if I start out on my own is there a way to avoid possible tangles from having my name posted for the world to see?

I'm on pacific time so call at an appropriate time please :-)

Depending on how next week pans out, my husband and I might be able to join.