They both act as middleman in a deal right for a fee.If not then I'am lost, I'am a newbie to the business and I just finished a rather hot topic here I started trying to decipher what I do and who I'am here:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/70/topics/52242-are-note-finders-just-another-broker-I still don't feel that I'am a note broker, especially since after reading an article from another "wholesaler"(?)

I try to imagine a high school freshman picking up my card and being able to decipher all of it.

I'll need time to decipher exactly how MUCH renovation.

I hope someone can decipher what I'm referring to :D

I am having a hard deciphering where you come down on this by reading this thread.

who knows or can decipher exactly what's going on?

I'm pretty horrible at deciphering all this lawyer code.

Remember that state laws do vary and if you reside in a state where eviction laws are tougher to decipher or nagivate, by all means hire an attorney.And yes, you can hire an attorney for eviction (or even small claims court), but since court filing fees can cost $300 or $400 and attorney's fees per hour, some folks are intellient enough to figure out the eviction rules for states that do not have tough eviction rules.

It's super rare my tenants ever pay with CC.My old merchant account (pre Rentec) had fees galore and the statement was impossible to decipher; every different card had a different fee associated with it. 

Down the road, once I have built some wealth with my rentals, I'd like to study economic trends such as employment to decipher some patterns in economic growth.