To be honest, I have not spoken with the developer to ask these sorts of questions as I am wondering if financing would even be possible.A little background: There is an existing 4-unit luxury complex renting for 1600-1700 per unit.

Not trying to burst your bubble but this is the most difficult process as an investor and if this is how your starting out it is tough to do Thanks Chris for your honesty.

This business requires honesty and you must tell the client the amount to be recovered the fee you charge to assist in the recovery and that they can go at on their own if they want to most people like help with these type claims 30 to 40 percent is really fair for a fee.

I would run a background check and if he was honest I would not disbar him for that lone offense.If he has a streak of other crimes, petty or not, I would reject.

In all honesty, it sounds like Primerica all over again.

You will be successful with a little honesty, hard work and persistence!  

Honesty, I'd lean towards the FLIP because we are truly in a seller's market right now in Jax.

There is nothing wrong with making a profit, but real estate agents i n Ohio have fiduciary duties, duties of honesty, etc., that come first.The problem that a real estate agent has as a wholesaler, is as follows: If I know that I could find a buyer who will pay $40,000 for the property within 30 days, that I am going to buy myself for $32,000 today... then I have a moral and legal responsibility to act in the seller's (my client) best interest and get him the $40k.

In all honesty I have not thought that far ahead a lot yet since it is so far off.

But to be completely honest, I just put as little emphasis on any title just because I like to prove myself through my ability.