Its cash out the door, but its really just a transfer from one asset (your bank account) to another (your equity in the property).

At the end of the trail it's impossible to figure out when and where and how much baggage was transferred from the mule to the horse, what should be carried by that mule can only be viewd at the end.

I just happened to fall into work that I spring out of bed for in the morning, and know that I can transfer that passion into real estate!

Our market/areas is majority military with a minority of work transfers.

We get a lot of transfers where investors want to move properties from one management company to ours, but I do not recall ever having one of their clients want to transfer so I would take that as a definite positive.

I have an LLC that I was going to transfer the two family into but the bank will not lend me money commercially because my LLC is less than 2 years old...

The only way to avoid is custodian transfer in that case the check is not made in my name.I went through this link http://retireplan.about.com/od/taxes/a/mndtry_whldg.htm and it mentioned about the same.Another option i am planning to do is withdraw and deposit within 60 days to the same plan administrator.

Okay, I'm using my title company, which they do double close, but not on HUD, the waiting period is 24 hours after the A/B part is complete, and the B/C can take place with title being transferred to end buyer.

Maybe one day I will transfer completely to RE but I feel I need to start here to even find out, I can't recruit for the military forever.

You're spot on when you say there's no secret o wholesaling but learning can be much faster from a good teacher who knows how to transfer that experience/knowledge to others.When we train instructors, we beat into them that it's not about you telling them everything you know, it's teaching them everything they 'need to know' and when they need to know it.