I made him come to the local REIA meeting so he could get more business as a contractor and he started learning about the business and now holds his own rentals and does his own flips. . . . he found people who would fund his deals, who would help him find deals, who would close his deals, and who would help in all aspects of his investing business - there is a REIA meeting tonight November 10th in Overland Park - it's listed on the calendar here on BP.

No, no, no...I see these all the time in properties...houses and foundations move and shift over time...in my area, for example, all of our floors are sloped because of settling and foundation movement...no big deal...have a contractor look at them if it really bothers but I would say look at the HVAC/electrical/plumbing/sewage in the basement (I've had that in one of my properties)/those type of critical issues...those are way more important than cracks in the wall...just my opinion BTW!

Finding the deal is the most critical part.

We feel the most important aspect of financing is creating a channel of communication that removes any complications, concerns, and unknowns.

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You have come to the right place to learn about all aspects of real estate.

You have come to the right place to learn about all aspects of real estate.

Mike Watkins wholesaler in this market area are not exactly looking for your best interest, maybe your market is different in such aspect.

They will tell you if you have a deal they would invest in or not.The mind of the seller is critical in this transaction.

The Bigger Pockets Blog https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/is a great resource for all aspects of real estate investing.