That way if the speculation parts don't happen, I'm not completely up the creek without a paddle.

Long story short, it's a he-said, she-said situation and the Landlord is up a creek without a paddle.

@Christian Alvidrez This is a state-specific question...it's pretty universal that if your main play is selling contracts for a few grand you'll end up in **** creek with no paddle eventually.The reason wholesaling exists is because people never learn how to structure deals.

Otherwise you are just a guy in a canoe with one paddle.

Realizing that the real estate industry was lacking in quality service and knowledge of both sides (construction and sales), he obtained his real estate license and now helps clients streamline the real estate process through virtual marketing and virtual contract filing/signatures.Stephen is an enthusiastic member of the community and enjoys being active whether playing basketball or paddling the bay.

If they lose their job for a month, they are up the creek without a paddle.

They have some renters conventions in Los Angeles and San Francisco scheduled for the Fall by 'TenantsTogether.org' You are a tad late in your activism - - Berkeley started R.C. 1978 and Oakland in 1980IMO, you're rowing upstream w/o a paddle :sigh:

Hi everyone, I am not from North Carolina but many have recommended NC to me for investments, plus one of my ideal holidays has to be to go to the Outer Banks to surf, kiteboard and stand up paddle. 

First step is to get your license or your going to be up a creek without a paddle if the state find outs.Then start marketing, and off you go.

Is there any advice to get us both paddling our boat in the same direction?