Hello John,You might want to get in touch with John Schaub in Sarasota,Florida.Hes a log time investor with a good reputation who does occasional seminars.Try a Google search.He's the real deal and can save you lots of time.Good guy too.Might want to contact Jack Miller in Tampa,very knowlegable guy who also teaches.Best Regards,Dave Doyle

The plumber came, dug out under the sidewalk.

No reputable closing agent would touch it and no title insurance company would insure it.

Yes there are several "exit clauses" you can use on a contract, but I have always done well ,and have received better deals from sellers who have actually turned down other wholesalers even at a higher price because my reputation was that I closed the deal one way or the other.Good Luck!

Of course, if they can get them cheaper, I'm happy to let them, but this isn't generally the case.For the labor bid, I create a Statement of Work (SOW) that details exactly what I want done, broken down into categories that relate to specific skilled trades (GC, Plumber, Electrician, Painter, Roofer, Carpenter, Flooring, Foundation, etc).

His reputation and lively hood is at stake.

By leveraging the time, resources, and abilities of my wife and I, these reputable investors will be able to grow their revenues while allowing us to do the same.

They have a poor reputation of servicing their loans.

If you call a plumber or HVAC guy watch out for your wallet.

The plumber crawled under there and fixed it just fine but the next day we found we had no water whatsoever.