(have not landed a deal yet). i joined my local REIC,i have a copy of my city's(jacksonville fl) condemd list, studying RE investing books in the library and have been searching and searching for my first wholesale deal (it's only been a few weeks..told you i was new) so i've also been on this website searching through all the post dealing with wholesaling, startup etc. and ran across ryan's link to all his post he made on different subjects. so my question is this ...one of his subjects is number crunching category is about the formula...now i understand his formula. but they all seem to pertain to someone purchasing for fixup and resale. are there any numbers to go by when trying to find wholesale deals?

If you want to read a little more on how to keep your privacy intact I would suggest you read this article by Jason Hansonhttp://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2010/05/16/this-article-could-save-your-life/As for the earlier post about having one LLC manage another LLC that generally is pertaining to liability and not privacy.

I wonder whether anyone can shed a little more light, specifically, on the guidelines pertaining to comingling of funds.

If you sell one do you just have to payoff the loan portion pertaining to that property?

Regards,Mark RickertMark,  this is not pertaining to knowing about what parks are in an area.  

While Brokers and salesperson who are involved in this transaction are trained as licenses under the New Jersey Licensing Act they readily acknowledge that they have no special training or experience with respect to the complexities pertaining to the multitude of structural, topographical, and environmental components of this Property.

I am currently sitting at about 9300 (because life still happens) and I am working on getting educated in real estate so that I can make my "work for yourself" dream come true.I am currently catching up on the podcast (focusing on ones that pertain to me or catch my eye) and I am reading Rich Dad, Poor Dad.

Today i met with a client and he shared something with me. With Chase's rates on a quick rise to the neighborhood of 4.29% for multi-family lending, he wanted to explore his options with other lenders and settled with...

So the question pertains to a new REI who is about to buy his/her first deal.

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