Error number two is going to the big flagship universities (especially out of state!)

I am pretty much a brand new rookie in this field of investing.

Now As a rookie should I go and create a LLC or should I use a sole proprietorship?

$x,xxx = Signed a year-long contract with a deposit using my stolen fundsUpon notifying him on his error he immediately deposited the missing money.

If I called and asked you if you had any deals I could market to find a buyer for, what would be a ballpark fee/split to expect (so I don't sound like a total rookie).Stephani Davis wrote "If I don’t have any properties of my own to market, I will call a few of the other wholesalers in my area and ask them if I can market one of their deals." - http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2009/08/06/easy-ways-build-wholesale-buyers-list/Later on she said, "When I work with other wholesalers I get part of the profit if I find a buyer.

I have ZERO experience in Real Estate Investing. And JUST started my educational journey in mid-January 2013 when my wife gave birth to our twin girls :) Our family, our future, and our time became a driving force b...

If I could make an inexperienced criticism I'd say this one and only criticism:A $3.3K profit seems too small, this leave almost no room for error.

If wholesaling is your initial strategy, I would suggest you dive into the wholesaling forum and read the posts in there, particularly "The Truth About Wholesaling"Many rookie mistakes are made with that strategy, so educate yourself and avoid such mistakes.

Do you have errors and omissions insurance to cover loan servicing..(?)

Is dealing with GCs just trial and error until you find the right one?