Hi guys i currently working on short sale when i submit a offer for this property i use my LLC but is being a night mare they raise the property price twice they ask me for '' LLC Operating Agreement'' and now they asking me for my permit of my business or my operating licence is this is pretty common on a short sale or just here in Oregon I have solo ownership of my llc does anybody know what kind of licence m'I Supposed to get for this.

i'm forever grateful to people like Robert Kiyosaki through his Rich Dad books whether the characters were fictitious or not.A House is a liability unless it puts money in your pocket is one of the lessons.Another:Mind your own business(start now)In the other books, the cashflow quadrant is a game changer.

Found the forum through a realtor friend.I have an accounting back ground, mortgage experience, got a real estate licence, bought and sold 2 multi family units.

That included the fictitious name registration, etc, but all in all, I think I could have saved some significant cash by doing the filing myself and maybe paid my attorney to review the paperwork.Also, it goes without saying...separate bank accounts for your business.

I am licenced to originate in all 50 states for residential.Do you still have your buyer in line?

We have formed a network of licenced contractors that we have worked with over the past , that are all quality sub contractors.

And putting out 10-15 bandit signs, advertising a fictitious property, will certainly do that... quickly.

I found that decent networking abilities works just as well as having your licence.

I'm wondering if the benefits outweigh the costs of getting my real estate agent licence.

-We want to be monthly cash flow positive- Looking longterm 15/20 years- I have a construction background and could take a Contractors Licence to build/ sell -would you invest all pure cash in a number of single family units e.g. 10 at $60k average ......?