I have a ton of e-books and forum posts, about wholesaling and the multiple ways to move properties.

I think it's ridiculous that e US allows Ocwen to operate the way it apparently does, especially since we have no choice about our loans being sold.At least as RE investors we are somewhat savvy about this situation, and forewarned.

So a 160k home that brings in 10k a year has a P/E ratio of 16.

I am paying $10 per month for an "e-fax" service.

@Mike Heth Since you can't buy VA as anything but an individual, you basically list the income from your rental and it's share of the expenses on Schedule E and file it all on a 1040 at the end of the year.

I want to use the money for Real Estate Investing to pay off college debt and increase my funds, I was curious whether I should open an E-Corp, S Corp, or an LLC to use as an account for Investing.

For family, I take many losses but the gain is their wellbeing which out weights the losses any day.

The US House recently passed HR 1728 which limits you as an individual to sell real property using seller financing to only once every 36 months (HR 1728 Sec 101 Definition (3)(E)).Why are they doing this?

The same way olympic weightlifting is simply just picking up a bar with weight, but is far from easy to do so.Wholesaling is touted as the "entry point" to REI because it is possible to make money when you have very little of your own to start with.

How your offer is structured matters as well if you were all cash with verifiable funds in the bank and waiving inspection that carries more weight than a regular loan or using hard money tied to conditions to get the loan.