
8 February 2010 | 24 replies
They'll give you your best bang for the buck and know what they're doing.Brandon Yeager

5 September 2012 | 40 replies
It is easy to put people down for doing real work, while everyone else is out to make a quick buck.

23 March 2011 | 22 replies
Seems that someone in the city government (maybe PD) had a vacant house to sell, so they used that for bait.I think it's a 100 bucks a sign.Good points, very creative bunch!

25 January 2010 | 5 replies
Hi, failure to pay taxes on collateral is a defualt under the security agreement and the obligation may be accelerated to it's maturity.

28 January 2010 | 2 replies
very interesting. this is something i will have to bring up. i mean i know i cant get in any trouble but if im doing the deals down here then they get in trouble and fold, now the agents here would be looking at me and wondering if im doing the same thing and make me look bad. well, i dont think they are by the way he explained it i think the net is the net like its suppose to be BUT i was brain storming trying to think what would a company do if.... i just didnt want to have 60 deals in the pipeline and about the 3rd month the checks finally start to come in from closing them and its like hey heres 500 bucks thanks..... because they sent all the profit to the negotiation company as a giant fee to avoid capital gains and the only thing that flowed to the other company that i get my split is 2k. that would suck.

6 March 2010 | 1 reply
I couldn't believe it.While I didn't make the 3k wholesale fee I initially thought I was I still made about 800 bucks and saved the deal.Pretty interesting process, but just shows.

26 March 2010 | 57 replies
As to a mentor, there are many here who will assist you, some for nothing, some for probably big bucks.

29 January 2010 | 2 replies
Wanna wholesale it for a few bucks?

17 February 2010 | 15 replies
In the Chicagoland area, we actually bucked the national sales trend in the previous quarter, in which 33% more homes sold over the same period last year.
17 February 2010 | 2 replies
Here, the small town I invest in doesn't even check credit--all renters have to pay a 225 dollar deposit to have electric turned on....gas company checks credit and depending on that, can go up to 150 i think for a deposit...all that, plus my security deposit and 1st month's rent makes it tough for tenants to move in....it's a challenge at first, but then again it provides extreme leverage around lease renewal time when they're pissed i raised the rent 10 bucks a month...that adds up to a lot less than new deposits for everything...what deposits are yall seeing??