Asset lenders, who loan strictly on the value of a property without other considerations are really, hoping for default thinking they get the property and that is not the case either unless the borrower deeds the property to the lender as payment for amounts owing.

Technically, the correct answer is your "net sales price," which is your gross sales price less routine closing costs.

Do you think it's better to focus on one thing (rehabbing for me) and throw away the leads that don't fit this strict criteria, or to take each deal as it comes and stay flexible?

Guess it would depend on how well you trained your staff too.Personalities will be very important.I'm in a recreational area, (Branson Missouri) which is rather seasonal, that doesn't mean you won't need management and maintenance through out the year, so a strict commission based compensation might be hard to do.

The area of Houston where the construction will be taking place is strict on pulling permits.

Connecticut has some very strict gun laws and people do not have the right to carry a gun.I get a magazine every month with my NRA membership called America's 1st Freedom.

You do not need member approval to enter into contracts that are within the routine course of business for your LLC.If your LLC is member-managed, then the member will be signing all of your contracts in his capacity as member-manager, so a written consent is not necessary.Your LLC should have an operating agreement, and you should operate your LLC according to the terms of the operating agreement.

Of course if Redfin agents routinely get their offers passed over by traditional listing agents... all the technology in the world won't make them a viable business model.

For those of you who have VAs for outbound calling, prescreening sellers and setting appointments; Id like to know whats their daily routine.

They didn't try to sue him because it wasn't illegal, it simply became routine, and he was making money hand over fist.