Maldonado and Brewer are officers with local chapters of the Service Employees International Union, while Pariset is a policy advocate with the nonprofit law firm and advocacy group Public Advocates in Sacramento.

A fundamental component of being a successful real estate wholesaler is understanding the laws governing the conduct of real estate agents and the laws that govern your conduct as an unlicensed individual.Do your homework.

You should be able to file a complaint with them which will trigger an internal investigations and could lead to closure for you. - Contact a real estate attorney to plead your case and possibly start motions against the company/ agent.

is a huge component, as well.

Probably a faster cash offer was a component as well. 

UAB has an economic impact on the state to the tune of $500k per dayConstruction Hub - Multiple international construction companiesFinancial Hub - There are many banking HQ's in BirminghamInfrastructure projects everywhere to expandSports Medicine originated in Birmingham (HealthSouth)I used to appraise prior to investing.

@Matthew WardAny payments coming into you for services should be considered revenue.Any payments going out should be considered expenses.It depends if your books are for internal purposes or if its for tax purposes.If its for tax purposes - Payments for properties should be classified as an asset.

I use 10% until I have the property inspected to determine the current condition of all major components and appliances.  

The key to it all is maintaining corporate filings and documents, both with the state and internally with the LLC itself, and to document the entire structure with an LLC agreement that is specific to real estate and is not just a generic LLC agreement that you can find online.

If you're looking into commercial or multiple properties, you'll be out of luck.American lenders, mostly, don't cater to international investors.