I see support and responses promoting the mid west but I'm here to tell you the grass isn't always greener on the other side.

I am trying to better understand the legal side of whole sale so that I do not run into any troubles.If you really want to know  I mean you really want to know  not just hear what you want to hear.Call or go to the department of real estate and talk to an authority there lay out your game plane and ask them.IN most states if you do not own the property prior to marketing it then you are acting as a broker / agent and its a licensed activity .. its only the wholesalers promoting wholesaling that say your selling a contract.

Any insights, thoughts, ideas, or advice always welcome as well.130 Woodlawn Dr **(link to listing above for reference/non promotional purposes only)I ran an Airdna report for the address to give an understanding of the local market, but would love to hear insights on pricing given the uniqueness and potential market opportunity. 

I’ll try to remember to promote it here before our next session.If you end up starting something up as well I would love to attend.

Promoting it and your brand identity is more about how you put yourself out there.

PE Managers are more interested in the Management Team then the deal they are promoting.

Self promotion and advertising is not allowed in the forums.

If you don't know how to list, promote or sell a property then you should find a REA that specializes in development sales.

If you do not know, has anyone found the rehabbing book that BiggerPockets promotes helpful?

When I first applied I estimated my home value at 390k which would give me a line of credit of 62k at an 80% loan to value ratio. (390k x 0.8 - mortgage balance)The appraisal came back at 420k which great news however when I requested that the limit be moved up to 80% LTV of the appraisal amount (86k) I was told that the loan commitment had already expired so in order to get up to 86k it would need to be a new application and also I would not get the promotional interest rate of 1.99% for the first year.