I think there is a big disconnect with investor mindsets and turnkey properties.The problem seems to stem from they think 50,000 or 40,000 houses will be in B areas and turnkey.

I later found out, after making the purchase fo course, that the County was pushing hard to stem building in the area where the property is located.

So much training has stemmed from this book, but the book puts the process of asking questions together in such a great format.

Ok, the fun part:  According to the RE broker, the probate issues stem from a reverse mortgage taken out by the deceased.  

The problem stems from construction as a business.

If one or more of these specific reasons are not the reason(s) for forming the partnership, it will fail...and let me interject here, that the question you ask usually stems from the original partnership NOT being formed for one or more of these three reasons. 

-- and the answer is-- Not very many.Paul,Can you clarify your concept stemming out of your statement: "How many deals will you be able to do if you have to look at ever property you make an offer on?".

This stems off a question I asked last night and got some great answers.I'm wondering what the (LA County) costs and process might look like for all of the permitting, creating a new street address, new water, new waste, new power lines, and having a driveway carved into the curb.

Hi all, I am confused as what to do regarding title.I am in contract and my confusion stems from my bank wanting me to sign disclosures that I will be using "their people" to pull title, but my lawyer wants me to use "his people" stating it will be  much smother and easier if there is an issue.He says it will be a conflict of interest for the bankI have a feeling that both of them are getting something in return by using "their people"I am not sure who to give the ok to at this point.Any advice?

Andrew Massaro My opinion stems from the fact that in almost all cases I have seen where two or more wholesalers are involved, the transaction either became so convoluted or so over priced with their mark-ups, that the deal was just not a deal anymore.While I agree with you that if you and other wholesalers can benefit from working together (in win win situations), then great, I would agree.