The frequency and substantiality of sales are highly probative on the issue of holding purpose because the presence of frequent sales ordinarily belies the contention that property is being held "for investment" rather than "for sale."

I will say there are a few fees associated with becoming a RE agent but there is so much free content to teach you how to be a great agent that it'll all be worth it.My advice to you would be to save more whether that means getting a job that pays more or start spending less.

I've been listening to BP podcasts for a while and really love the content.

I'm sure the author could have wrote a book for each of the laws.Even though there are 1 or 2 laws which I find manipulative and not necessarily want to implement, the rest of the content is so rich and useful that I decided this to be my number 1 pick!

Same goes for other non residential types of deals ,apart from commercial which is its own thing altogether in what constitutes a serious buyer at a certain tier.In most residential transactions however, the seller should be content to make a sound decision based on a letter of preapproval (address specific if time warrants)  from a lender that's summitted with an offer, cash offers submitted with POF or at minimum EMD enough to show promising good faith in closing the transaction out.

The Legal folks said the contents of the apartment may need to go through probate.

 @Jackson Coulter all the content you need is out there for free on YouTube, look for Sean Terry, Max Maxwell, Pace Morby, Brent Daniels.

@Drew Sygit you might appreciate the content too. 

Between that and the swelling effects of high clay content soils there can be very expensive issues.

First you should sharpen your skills, no need to pay, there’s a ton of good and free content on YouTube, you can look for Max Maxwell, Brent Daniels, Cody Sperber, Sean Terry… the answers to most of your questions are in their videos, there’s also a few good books about wholesaling.