The important thing is to learn how to recognize a good deal and always be on the lookout for one as you build up your assets and your network - this way, you can be ready to strike when the iron is hot.

Have IRON clad specific contracts with all your contractors with specific scopes of work, and have them be part of the team so they feel good about taking care of you when you are not there. 

Took the ice tray from the freezer's ice maker, took the sink stoppers and an ironing board holder from the hallway and cut a screen on one of the Windows.

Ironically, when Los Angeles had over 1,000 murders in the early 90s, I spent some time down there, but now that I am older I have less tolerance even though LA has less than 300 murders now and it is much safer.

I find the house and garage is literally FILLED with clothes, loose in piles, folded, being irons, etc.She is running a laundry service out of the house.

If you put someone hot on it (iron or hair stylers), the carpet would melt.

If you have older iron water pipes, they will be a problem during repairs because they are tough to fix and not create more leaks.

If I wanted an iron clad POF, I would get a screen shot of a person's bank account.

Hey guys - ironically (or maybe not so much?)

I had another wholesaler call me yesterday looking to sell his contract. thats was all fine and dandy until he told me how much the contract was worth $240000. now the area the home is in has very few home that are over $200000 mostly multi families in the area. what he did was contract the home for the full ARV and didn't use the wholesale formula or do any repair cost estimation. what im trying to do is salvage the deal by contracting his contrantract and doing it all the correct way using the the wholesale formula running comps and repair estimates etc. what im wondering is if i should wait till his contract expires since its for the $240000 and then contract it again under the real wholesale offer amount. i have a investor lined up for the house ironically they are both trying to sell homes in the same area. i don't think i will have a problem with contracting the first deal at all since its clear this wholesaler isn't as educated in the process as i am at the moment.