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Views on the linked website (Redfin) increased bu about 800 over 3 days and the house was under contract within 72 hours. https://www.redfin.com/MD/Mt-Airy/705-Ridge-Rd-217...https://www.zillow.com/homes/for_sale/37039859_zpi...

I will give you my guide, believe me it is better than any education you can buy.Wholesaling is simply finding off market propertiesDo an ARV on itDo a cost of repairs on it.Put it onder contract at an amazing pricesell contract to a flipper ot  bu and hold investor.. or heck to anyone willing to buy it...Lastly the contract should not say you WILL assign it.It should say the contract is assignable!

So no W-2s proving steady income.Obstacle #3: I don’t have 100,000 cash to buy this deal lolHow do I get the money to bu this unit?

I recall the definition of "doing business as" used to include explicitly "a member or partner resident in California".Now when I look at this page, I don't see the residency part. https://www.ftb.ca.gov/file/bu...Does this definition allow us to draw passive income from Out of state LLCs (setup to own rentals)?

I noticed BU is looking to increase its total enrollment to 20,000 students by growing their graduate population and I’d assume this would positively affect the student rental market. 2) So far, I’ve noticed many student rentals on the south-east section of west side (13905) by Oak St., Seminary Ave., Walnut St., etc which I’m assuming are desirable because they’re closest to the downtown area.

Classic example (sometimes these are done bu cpas) would be a 5000 dollar package to create a bunch of Llc’s

You can google the feeshttps://www.cyberdriveillinois.com/publications/bu...

Maybe for some goods, bu not for others.

for investment property using conforming mortgages, yes, 25% up to four, before it was 30% 5-10, bu now I understand its 25% through 10