I actually have gotten with numerous lenders and attorneys and each have told me that it's flat out illegal to try to assign directly to the end-buyer w/o a license since there's no way to fill out the HUD-1 showing me getting paid an option fee while having it also count as a down payment for the buyer.

The Guerneville lots were given away if you attended a movie in SF the 30's.  

At the same time, I am sure I will have numerous questions to ask and research.

Your property may be worth more in dollars numerically but be of less value in an absolute sense when inflation is factored in.Of late, T-Bills and CD's tend to have interest rates below the real rate of inflation.

There are numerous wholesaling threads in the BP Blog and Member Blogs which deal with this and are a great resource.

Were thinking of doing a blanket loan with numerous properties we have.Does anyone have thoughts wheather pro's or con's any advice is appreciated.Thanks

And numerous smaller amounts out to everyone else who has their hands in the deal.If you're buying a property subject to, the process is similar, but there's no loan papers involved.

I have been to numerous "workshops" that promise to teach you what you need to get started however, I am pretty sure there is a lot more information to learn then the 3-day training's they promise.So my question is, are these workshops any good?

Justin Fong, there are numerous groups in the area, there is a very large investor base.

However, regardless of the REinvestors view, philosophy, region or experience, a timeless principle is the same and that is (in the revised words from the 1989 Kevin Costner 'Field of Dreams' movie)..."