Not a war zone, but not where I would want to live either.i will PM u.

Often times I can get properties pre MLS listed, and U/C day 0 on the market.

If it were me I'd stay away from partnerships or joint ventures until you really knew someone after doing business with them awhile.I'm curious what kinds of margins these deals have?

Joshua Dorkin - the courses I've taken haven't been related to wholesaling, but include John Schaub on rentals, Bill Bronchik on partnering, and Susan Lassiter-Lyons on joint venturing.My previous investing career consisted of rentals - three-plex, duplex, single fam, mobile home.

Thanks Greg.How far are u from Abilene?

I'm thinking NNN (fast food joints, banks, drug stores), self-storage, strip malls.

Jeff, I am sure u have misunderstood Jason's comment.

Do your include youre assignment fee in the contract or do u list a total purchase price ?

As buyer C, and expecting to purchase from seller A, all u need to do is check current title which would have reviled that another party (seller A) was the one on title.

Not only that, I don't buy in my personal name but with my entity, of which it has an EIN number, not my social.To answer your specific question, no, u can buy as many as u want.