I finally came full force reading Brandon and Jscott's book this time and gained a tremendous amount of confidence.

One of my clients is starting to flip houses and has a few rentals he does full time, so I may approach him to take me on a deal.

I'm a new real estate investor part time and a full time Accountant.  

I wound down my computer consulting business and transitioned over the next year to being a full time real estate investor.  

I am working full-time as an investor and realtor in New Haven County CT.  

Considering operating in full disclosure as an agent: How do I approach this from a marketing standpoint? 

So basically if I wanted to work on the house full time until completion I would have to wait until the property sold before I receive any income?

Get a non-refundable deposit from them at the signing of the assignemtn agreement and if possible a POF or bank statement showing they can pay in full at closing.

I only accept bids from my subs which include full turnkey work for their trade/portion to prevent just that, and prevent that I get a call that oops, the electrician forgot to include 50' of service wire, so I need to run to hd out of my own pocket, and then find a 49' piece rolled up on-site that he'll take with since it was too short anyway.

Probably by reading all this about me you know already my MAIN GOAL, but here is what my thought process is, how I will get there, first I broke my goal in small goals:first goal - to drop all my bills to zero and buy my first property to generate my monthly rentsecond goal - to buy enough properties to generate a cash flow to match my yearly income third goal -  to go full time real estate and close as many deals I can in order to provide for my family  a better life now at the end I just want to THANK YOU JOSH AND BRANDON  for what you guys doing and to all BP family , happy to be here and looking forward to my learning process