I guess what I'm truly trying to get at is don't forget about the human element of our business before we make a dime.At the heart of our business we are all in this to make money and lots of it... but we are also playing with a human necessity of shelter.

Hello Everyone. I’m A Newbie BP & I’m Looking For Some Info Outside Of Just What Im Reading On Google. My Long Term Goal Is To Residential “Buy & Hold” & “Flip” But Looking To Get Into Wholeselling As Soon...

It's not a necessity to start out.

Necessity...

As for requiring due diligence, I think you'll find this an almost certain necessity when dealing with any traditional collateral investors.

So hard assets that you put into management will probably be a necessity.  2.

Office is not a necessity for most businesses like store front retail is for daily consumer traffic to the sites.

Lenders in theory can be more generous than this; in practice they keep the insurance policy in effect for the maximum duration allowed by law (hence the necessity of that law to begin with).

Just from a logical standpoint what I knew was that it had been on the market for a long time- and also when I had the structural engineer come out and inspect it he told me that he’d never inspected the house before.So that made me assume nobody ever really even got close to buying it- not that the structural report was a necessity, but I think any smart investor would check it out just to be safe.I basically told you all of that^ just to now say I didn’t care and I wanted the house so I didn’t try to go lower.

Having someone in the company can speak investor lingo is a necessity to stand out.