Usually the smaller independent wholesalers are much better and have better deals since they are more personal and can relate to the home owner and aren't some big company trying to steal their house.

One year ago, I dedicated myself to lifelong health and wealth which resulted in successfully saving 25% of my income, my first stint in investing, a body transformation, and led me to recently read Rich Dad, Poor Dad. 

Or, would you prefer one who is qualified to represent you and can answer construction-related questions by an IRS auditor?

The idea is that you want to give them a better return than they could get from a relatively secure investment and still be cheaper and easier than hard money.

Hi everyone, I'm relatively new to real estate investing, and I have the task of choosing where to invest 423k in 39 days, so I would love some advice!

Hi everyone, I'm almost finish reading the book on flipping houses, I cant event tell you how much I can relate to this book!

I did a partial related party 1031 in 2010 where I exchanged a property of Value X for a 50% interest in another property of Value 2X, this combined with a gifting of the other 50% interest.

If you have an interest, getting your license is a relatively small investment with potentially huge returns.

I tried to adjust the following year to my W-2 income...they look at gross wages on your W-2, not net (net of 401(k), net of before tax health insurance, etc.) which is what your 1040 adjusted gross income is based on it. 

They are real costs related to the purchase price.