The Yankess will be a tough test though!

I would suggest sticking with the time tested contingencies unless you are willing to visit with a RE attorney.Good Luck

I remember when I was first testing the waters of this business I found a park that had a bunch of homes they would give me.

The only way to be sure is to have it tested at a lab.

The scoring system is a lot like the SAT - a measure of how well you take their test, moreso than your real creditworthiness. 

And definitely be sure to test each lead source to see which ones are pulling the best so you aren't throwing good money at bad strategies.

Even if you don't participate in acting As a realtor you should at least have the knowledge of being able to pass your state test.

The HUD contractors typically use generators to test electric.

When I took my tests I was very confident in all my answers because of their programs.

You need to keep testing and tracking the numbers all the time as you will get calls,e-mails,texts etc. right away and then you will get residual contacts weeks to months later.As far as wholesaling you need to define who you are wholesaling to??