Sadly, I have exhausted your supply of new editions.

I'm somewhat stuck at a crossroads because Phoenix has shot up quite a bit (about 22%) in the last year, but it was mostly in single family homes due to institutional investors (it seems to me).A fear i have about these large companies buying so many homes is that they could dump them quickly and poorly effect the market.Also, I fear that the Phoenix market has been eaten up so quickly its been exhausted of its potential.

It is exhausting, and the profit margin is not high enough to warrant the stress and costs.

But, having no headaches with income-producing residential re is a pipe dream.

When you exhaust 1 thru 8 above you should have 100 mortgages by then, probably start lending yourself.

1 - 4 are wholesaling questions.5 - 6 are lease purchase questions.I bet John Jackson could pipe in here.Best Wishes to you,Brian

What the competition was doing was also important because they always planned to outperform all others.One of my hidden costs was the sewer pipe.

Spending time on big plans, bank accounts, goes to the pipe dream side, concentrate on knowledge, your market, meeting buyers and knowing what they want, meeting those related to deals like title companies and a good attorney.

Tell them that one is under contract but you have more in the pipe line.Ask the what type of houses they want, in what area, and what price range.

If you have old cast iron or galvanised drain lines, you will also have more problems with low-flow toilets as the inside surfaces of these pipes are more likely to not be smooth - or have partial blockages.