Looking forward to becoming a wholesaler and eventually doing fix and flips with the hubby.

Sure but the outcome is likely not favorable for you even though it stopped....eventually.

Sad story, but here is good ending - she did eventually leave him.

That isn't to say you couldn't learn those same skills, and eventually find those sorts of deals, but it does mean those results may not be "typical".

That is far above the 1.39% tax that will eventually have to be paid on the assessed value.

Like letting someone else foot the bill for the down payment for a % of equity so you don't have to come out any money.50% of something is better than 100% of nothing...You can have buyout clauses, etc so you can eventually take back all the equity once you do have the funds if you want.

(instead of making my bosses money)im interested in flipping homes and eventually buy and hold. bought my first personal house a year an half ago, it was a short sale and ive remodeled the whole house myself on my spare time. presently im saving money towards my first investment purchase.well my question is where should i start?

But you have to spend time on all the leads, not just the ones that eventually close.

All munis I know of have a process for fines to eventually become liens.

There are always diamonds in your own backyard if you look hard enough but I also plan to invest out of state (eventually) so maybe we can work on something or talk shop sometime.Best wishes,Jonathan