He is pretty sharp and has real estate experience.  

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She was about as sharp as a marble, so it's very possible that she was taken advantage of.

I manage a rental on Mountain View just down the street.The house looks sharp in the photo's, are they current?

But as often is the case, there's a small complication, and as a sharp investor, are we going to be savvy, take the next step, or say "oh my, what are we going to do now"?

. , he's a sharp guy from Canada.

I have Roger Herring in Laurenceville as a recommend, but I can't tell if he is a CPA or not.Any know a sharp real estate investor oriented CPA?

But if you can sell cars successfully you can sell real estate.if you have 5 to 20k liquid to pay for marketing you can start.if you can go 30 60 90 days or longer with out getting paid you can startif you have a decent vehicle and afford gas you can start.if you know how to do an escrow that helpsjust much more too it.the negative you get is that many get desperate or it simply attracts the less than ethical folks because no license required and in some markets were they prey on the not so bright owners they can really abuse them... its a fine line for sure.. not to mention its illegal the way most do it in most states.. just because they don't get caught does not make it legal.assigning contracts OK.. makreitng a house you don't own on craigslist usually requires a licesneBut in my mind if your sharp enough to be a good wholesaler you can also be a good broker or anything else you choose to do.

Is there an app I can use to help me with simple blue print layout to creatively redesign a house, allowing the house to have sharp and clean look to attract the buyer.Thanks again in advance for the help and suggestions!

Sharp dude!