We need x,y and z, so when the conversation is over when I am out and about, I add x,y and z to the reminders list.

@Paul Z.

Sign the Petitionhttp://savesellerfinancing.org/cfpb-action-letter/"We are asking the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to remove installment sales which include a dwelling, known as seller financing, from the definition of Loan Originator in Regulation Z of TILA which was amended by the Dodd-Frank Act."

This conversation is more about understanding the risks involved in running X, Y, Z business and making sure that each of the exposures are explored, understood, and covered.When I do business with people, I want to work with guys who have the attitude of setting their business up right.

@Phil Z. it is much more likely that the bank has the listing agent prepare a BPO.

I also have a separate option to purchase 12, 18 or 24 months in the future at X, Y or Z price.

I have a few questions about closing a deal from a to z The steps I learned through the program I'm following are these: step 1- find buyers step 2- email real estate agents and say that you're looking for properties that meet the criteria of your buyers step 3- call back your buyers when your realtor finds something step 4- if one of your buyers agrees, have the realtor send you the contracts step 5- have the buyer sign the contract first step 6- email back signed contracts step 7- close the deal at a title company or with an attorney Now my questions are more for 1-4-5 First off, what are some thoughts on having your buyers first?

What you get to learn later at 75% completion is that you may need to dip in to Z$ to finish it. :) Next time hard bid (including X+Y), written "not to exceed" but it will exceed sometimes, at which point you have penalties, cost of materials only, labor rate at cost, other measures.

Originally posted by @Kyle Z.: Welcome Andre, Tons of great info here.Nice to meet you Kyle.

kyle z- that is great strategy!