I am not an expert in wholesaling yet, but I know about it enough as well as double closing.

You have to take any answer with a grain of salt, as you should when reading a book or talking to an expert.

I would have to agree with Expert,While it may be time consuming and not have immediate results, dominating your local market through SEO has been working quite well for me.

Of course you still should get your contract designed first, then pay the expert to review it.

All the books, and all the "experts" I have read/listened to are the same way.

Hi all,I have a newbie question for all of the experts here!

Ok help me! I have a very complicated capital gains tax question. We purchased 2 duplexes (bldg A and B)  on the same lot for $500k in Loveland CO. We have since been going through the approval process to split off on...

So if you are just wanting to get the loan I would suggest you just buy a private flood insurance policy and then discuss with your flood expert to see if the LOMA option is a good idea for you to pursue.

BP just released a podcast episode on this.You could definitely start wholesaling but I caution those who do that are new to real estate: you need to be an expert at everything to be good and stay out of trouble.

However, do you really think that suggesting that there are many options and that you could finance a property in Mexico for as low as 4.2% is a good idea (knowing that nobody will get that), especially when you get featured as the resident expert in the article?