As mentioned, the agent or property manager could play the boots on the ground providing feedback, video, pictures of the property before the purchase.

One of the better explanations I have seen about how to use this service for real estate in particular.Second, when I click on the URL you posted above it will let me play the video, but it won't let me sign up for the ebook.

@Gil GanzThe strategy makes total sense if you are comfortable with a relatively hands off 8-10% ROI on cash play the markup less transactional costs, then having that cash tied up, potentially for a long time.

You post whatever you want and I'm not here to play the police but, in your own interest, you have to be careful about what you post.

It sounds like your LOC could increase over time as you grow so I would play the chess board in a way that keeps that debt clean and ready to rinse/repeat at all times.

I have been to few auctions and there has quite a dynamic to it, because the people that I have seen at them are regulars, and some are ready to play the bidding game.

@Tom Gimer  in all my years and in all the states I have never been offered a kick back.maybe I did not know how to play the game.. there Is already builder rate.. short term rate etc. etc.. those are published.. and also folks probably don't understand that title insurance is INSURANCE and therefor regulated by the INsurance commissioner at least in most states.. they just cant make up pricing now they can do special deals on Escrow.. but not the insurance policies..

If you're going to play the wholesale game, you've got to find deals that are easier to do.

Price/rent ratios, property taxes and insurance will play the biggest role in the variations.

Hi, we need to learn how to play the game with new rules, rules always change!