@Ryan Alguire, @Paul MacInnisI see the Gray listing was refreshed with no adjustment in the ask ... the bank is now overdue for a revision.

@Sierra Gray, let us know how the workshop goes.  

And while you can get it in any color I'd stick with something neutral like gray.

And I suspect there are many shades of gray - some the SEC doesn't care about and some they do.  

As far as licenses for Wholesaling specifically, a lot of states acknowledge a gray area between Wholesaling and being a Real Estate Broker, as it appears (on paper) that you are receiving a commission for putting buyer and seller together.

Hi, I'm Jane Gray, a full-time Real Estate Agent in the Sacramento, California metro area.  

Talk is cheap - look at his credentials before investing in a mentor.The problem with Washington investors coming to Baltimore - is that they pay too much because they compare DC prices with Baltimore values.Be smart about what you do and who you work with - you can look at listed real estate but your best deal is going to come from dealing directly with sellers.Also remember creative financing techniques - nothing down deals - Control and Roll System - Delayed Settlements - Hybrid offers - and don't forget owner assisted financing and make sure you always ask for a principal mortgage.Have fun - make full disclosures and make sure you understand the laws related to mortgage foreclosures - fail to do this and you may have a paid vacation to the Gray Bar Motel (a nice little room with one small window and the food is free, but the space is restricted).Remember your goal should be CASH FLOW or EQUITY - forget the emotional appeal - it is all about numbers - understand them and you'll do well in Charm City.Charles Parrish

Gray's Ferry (neighborhood to the west of Point Breeze) has been getting a lot of spillover interest as a result of Point Breeze's rise. 

Hey @Cristy Gray, welcome to the site!

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