I just haven't cracked that nut.

Account ClosedYou have to look at low hanging fruit.

Deidron Clouden,While scripts are highly recommended to help you have a plan of attack, may I recommend primarily focusing on having a conversation with the seller with a list of key points to cover at hand.Can you imagine how many nuts the seller has delt with after placing the Craig's List ad.

The Realtor thought I was nuts.

It has 3 wells, a pond, and tons of fruit trees (154 acres).

I'm looking to get some feedback on whether or not based on my business plan, I should get licensed...In a nut shell I plan to seek out distressed properties thru various sources, (bank foreclosures, MLS, newspaper, networking, marketing, word of mouth etc etc) and then basically buy low, fix up..and sell high.

New user thirdcoast77511 is going nuts!

They aren't even price gouging on rate/fees/etc, basically it's pre-COVID-19, which is pretty damn good considering how much cash out refinances on rental properties have been impacted, especially for folks looking to initiate the cash out refinance in the last week or two.I suspect his bank is going to get kicked in the nuts over the course of the next six months, but for the property owner who cares. 

Unless that residential solar sales business is absolutely killing it...I think you are nuts to spend $20K on coaching.Save your cash, sell your expensive car, eat rice/beans and then switch it up with beans/rice...once you have enough, put a super low down payment on a 4-6plex and live in one of the units while your tenants pay your bills and add cash/equity. 

I reached out to his practice and they are willing to set up 3 entities for around $2400; a WY holding LLC, a NY real estate LLC, and a NY farm LLC for raising honey bees, chicken eggs, and nut trees on the addition acreage that home sits on. the question I have isA) the idea of the extra entities sound good, but does it offer better liability and asset protection?