That is my simple goal summed up in a sentence.

Depending on your state that will make you elegible for the death sentence.

Many of these people see wholesaling as a stepping stone to something better in real estate, but I have been in REI for about four years and I couldnt tell you more than five sentences on wholesaling and that it is really a fine art mastered by a small few who have been doing it for a long time and who probably did some other type of job (agent, mortgage, or title work) before they jumped in.

To me the biggest reason is the buyer loses interest in the amount of time the process is going to take and they are not properly prepared for this by whoever is representing them (see my sentence above).

Sentence fragment.

I entered several deals into their platform and response was slow and usually entailed one sentence.

well thats kind of my problem here josh...i did tell him i needed him to be straight with me even if it's bad/no news, i just want to be informed.a little more back story here... i was working with another guy @ key before this and he stalled me for 5 weeks on another property before saying "they said no" and "i'm quitting key bank" in the same sentence, he was actually fired by the way. all of his files got dropped on this guy who is the sales manager.this guy is difficult to get ahold of and when you DO get him to respond he states "everything is going great and i'm in contact with the underwriter" and "everything is golden, all i have to do is order the appraisal". he has not once returned my re agents calls or emails when needing or sharing info on the transaction and she is telling me she's never worked with a banker like him. i'm feeling "fed up" which i just keep telling myself that these things are normal for the "first time buyer" process... right?

Originally posted by Jessica Bolin:The auditor's current value is listed at $104,000 (it has increased over the last 4 to 5 months by about $300 to $500... can't remember exactly)Scratch that sentence.

After finding the felon not guilty, the judge read the entire restraining order word by word to the felon and after each sentence asked him if he understood.

Marc - seriously - re read the first sentence Jon wrote - get a CPA and or bookkeeper - will totally be worth the investment.Some will even teach you how to input things correctly into quickbooks - mine did.