Someone needs to step up and sue these cities with development and construction slow pipelines. maybe it'll be you??

I would agree with the comments above start out slow make your own calls at first get 1000 calls will teach you how to speak on the phone with the seller so you can teach the VA what to say when handling objects it took me about 4 months to get my first wholesale deal everyone is different but it taught me a lot.

In every home we contract in for our clients, we always suggest doing a flat white (we use promar200 extra white in flat finish) and we use the color pediment in eggshell also by Sherwin Williams in the PROMAR 200 product line.

The product they are looking is the same, sources you can get those properties from are different.

There are other companies that offer products that would cover all of your properties under one schedule that would operate with one bill.

Hi, would love some input/advice on this scenario:  I currently live in the Bay Area, and have a single family rental in Merced, CA that I believe has a slow appreciation: bought for $170k in 2005 & its now worth about $400k.

Keeping the property as an STR is a good hedge for the slow MTR months.

Investing in PG has slowed down a lot.

So you need to remember that there are about 4- 6 big box lenders that fund most of the Hard Money loans and then you have thousands of brokers selling their products and lots of times someone thinks they are dealing with a lender but they are not, they are dealing with a broker who has a lending sounding name and this broker is set up with an account at a few different lenders. 

I am curious to see if this slows down the massive demand Raleigh has seen in the past few years.