So, I am looking to connect with Single Source Cash Investors within the State of Virginia, and/or Nationwide that are ready, willing, and able to become part our unique Team as End-Buyers, for this is the reason for this posting.

I plan to virtually wholesale nationwide and would like a title company that can close deals nationwide

I have leads and wholesale deals from all over the US and looking for wholesalers that have buyers for them. What is the best way to find these wholesalers with buyers? Thanks!

Will someone please send me a jv contract for nation wide dealings please Also I'm looking to build my network as a jv wholesaler nation wide my team has access to over 100 buyers directly and properties under contracts for those investors and buyers out thereThank you all in advance I'm looking forward to working with you and building lasting and mutually beneficial relationships

As a state capitol with one of the largest colleges in the country, and as a base for many large companies such as JPMorgan Chase, L Brands, Honda, Nationwide and State Farm Insurance just to name a few, Columbus has a tremendous need for multifamily housing fed by a growing population, a low cost of living along with a high ranking as one of the safest cities for families with young children.

You can get a recommendation for a local CPA as well, but there are plenty of virtual nationwide firms you can work with as well.

www.dsnews.com used to have a nationwide book on personal property disposal laws state by state.I can't find it now it's been so long.Giving up the keys means nothing.They could have another set.Some just change the front door and that's it.If you are going to change locks change all the doors front,side,and back so the tenant cannot re-enter.Every state is different in laws.In Georgia if over 500.00 of property is estimated or it's close the attorney for the lender we were being assigned the REO for would do eviction.If accessed can't be gained to inspect the whole place and determine contents they would evict.If you don't you will get sued claiming they were storing priceless valuables.The former homeowners do it to the banks all the time.Usually it's the idiot property preservation companies that don't follow bank protocol and empty anyways.The bank insurance covers these stupid mistakes most of the time.You always have in the contract that the deposit will NOT count and CANNOT be applied to last months rent.This is common for them to try and do this.

Given the shortage of house supply nationwide and the consensus that interest rates are coming down from, I'd say the market is about the heat up.Some say we are coming out of the housing recession and about the start the next 10 year cycle.Real estate is a long game, I regret not buying every house I could every single year for the past 15 years.

For us market research plays a large role since we do deals nationwide.

I personally flip land nationwide and it certainly is time consuming and has a lot of intricacies to figure out, but can be a good way to get started in REI.Check out Seth William's episode on the BP podcast here and his blog on land investing here which contains a wealth of free information on the subject.