I have 2 realtors that are keeping an eye out for "flip" properties for me.I however don't have a title company (there is a local one that I used when I purchased my commercial building for my business), I'm not set up as an LLC, inc, or anything else for that matter.I'm a prepaid legal member, I don't know if that counts as having a lawyer or not.So I'm really hoping that some of you might be willing to help me out with what the next step(s) is.Thank you so much for your time.

What happens if your buyer(s) dry up and you don't really want to buy the property yourself?

I've been investing in real estate since the early 80's (and yes it was difficult to get loans as a 9 year old :lol: ).

Because not only are they slime-balls, but they’ve ruined things for the rest of us.The same holds true for Sub2’s.

Solo 401(k)s are as easy to start as a normal mutual fund.

I used to live in Houston in the 80's and early 90's.

I know REI Coach was being illustrative w/ the #'s but I also feel he was trying to show the profit potential in one.

I have a sneeking suspicion see might be on drugs. she looks like she's in her 40's but is toothless like an old lady and her mouth has that dry burnt out look to it.

It's about 4 1/2 years old with a major "dressing up" done less than a year ago, granite, S/S appliances, etc, etc.We got it for just under $100/ft and they're leaving us a HUGE refrigerator.

Government got the message and it has seen on average a 5000% rate of appreciation on real estate in less than a decade.Think of it this way- would you have liked to have been there buying up property along the great railroad lines heading west in the 1800's?