Be prepared to give up a decent share of all of this, while still making yourself some money, to bring them in and gain the experience so the next time you are in a better position to act on your own.Sorry if that's a bit brash, I don't see the value in spinning speculative wheels.  

It was nothing more than teaching flips and rehabs in order to provide funding through their organization, just a hard money lender spinning the real mission of lending as helping folks succeed in RE.

I was worried as my head was spinning while reading that last post Dion, but finally, at the end of it, the point was reached.

if you answer no to one of those, you may be spinning your wheels, i.e.

I dont what it is about this realtor but every time I put a creative spin on deals he shoots them down...smh.. glad I decided to work with more than one..and how can I get around Ernest money when doing cash buys?

I am reading, studying the market, watching interest rates, basically doing everything I possibly can to get started in this, but I feel like I am spinning my wheels.

You can say that again,being new to the game can make your head spin with everyone and his brother trying to sell you there own version of wholesaling 101.

I might want to spin off the management portion, if I end up setting up a JV in a market in another state.

Or, really, I think its the value of the property less all selling costs (typically at least 8%) less any debt.Now I think that calculation is conservative if you have an asset that is appreciation and is spinning off cash.

Examples are:green water in poolbars on windowsno flooringno heat sourceevidence of leaksmolddry-rot or evidence of termitesfalling down fencesmissing doorsholes in wallswater stains on ceilings (requires roof cert)there's more...These are what a underwriter put as conditions on a conventional 4 unit approval I received today.9.