Then I am trying to get on as many director wholesaler lists as I can so that I am (hopefully) getting mostly direct wholesale deals.The concept of "co-wholesaling" is also very okay but it has to be done properly and ethically... wholesalers shouldn't just add fees on top of fees - the assignment fee that is set for the property should be split between the contract holding wholesaler and the (level 1) co-wholesaler that actually brings a buyer to the deal.Basically this whole issue is about 1 thing...

My New Jersey investors please direct or help  me network to a friendly experienced title company or attorney for closings and purchases ran across a few not so friendly ..

He was also the Director of Membership for the Collegiate 100 of Atlanta for the 2015-2016 school year, and is the Special Events Coordinator for this upcoming school year.Instead of deciding to capitulate to the adversity attached with being a child born to a single mother in an impoverished neighborhood while having to attend a inner city school (which is in the bottom 5% of the worst performing schools in the state of Georgia), Julian Colvard made the decision to use his misfortunes as motivation while in pursuit of overcoming his circumstances, making a better life for himself and those around him.

Jay Kaufman, Chair of the Joint Committee on Revenue, and then Rachel Lake, Operations and Constituent Services Director for Senator Julian Cyr, who represents the Cape and Islands.As we mentioned in previous communications on the topic of the Lodging Tax, the momentum is growing among Cape and Islands Chambers of Commerce and state legislators across the state to impose the 11.7% Lodging Tax to all short-term rentals, with 5.7% going to the state and up to 6% to the towns.Our opinion piece that was published in the Cape Cod Times on April 5, outlines our reasons for opposing this tax.Despite our concerted efforts for nearly ten years, it is becoming increasingly clear that legislators are intent on imposing this tax and will likely succeed.Homeowners can certainly continue to lobby against this tax, but a more realistic approach at this point might be to attempt to mitigate the negative effects it would have on the Cape and Islands.

I have used Judicial Title in NYC and I know they have offices in Long Island.I also know the Director of Sales.

Being the Finance Director, I have to help, along with HR, chose the Health Care Insurance we provide our employees, annually.

Their church helped them alot and they were trying to find another place to move to, I was on the Board of Directors for Habitat for Humanity here at the time, that's what I was doing there.I really can't describe in this forum the feelings I had and still have for the SLUMLORD.

But I still have a lot of other wholesalers that have built good rapport with some folks there including one of the Director of Acquisitions which allowed that person to submit their deals even though OpenDoor began changing their policy.Sometimes they'll tell you that you have to own it for X days before they'll buy it, some won't even care. 

Hello guys and gals,
Im a new investor and I'm looking forward in networking. So excited. 

If you're being taxed on your profits, couldn't you incur more business expenses (i.e holding board of directors meetings while on vacation, buying company cars, etc...) lowering your C-Corp profits and thus lowering tax expense?