There are a LOT of "coaches" offering their services so do your research and make sure you find a reputable person.

I was just reading on EPA's web site about the April 22, 2010 requirement that contractors working on pre-1978 housing will have to have EPA certification for lead remediation...http://www.epa.gov/lead/pubs/renovation.htmAre you guys doing anything to address that?

I look in the same paper also and see my competition make sales and the names of their buyers, I could easily contact their buyers but I do not b/c I do not want to earn a reputation for stealing client.

This web site is so successful that it is a double edged sword (It ranks high in google, so it is easy to find user information).I shudder to think about a lawyer being able to read your entire "gameplan/strategy" should any disaster occur b/c you asked this community for support.

I told her I cannot have these blowing up at closing and giving me a bad reputation.

Nonetheless, your credit and reputation will be on the line.

Check it out on the web 1-2-3 FlipGood luck!

This place has provided way more knowledge and motivation than I ever imagined was possible from a free web site.

If a reputable deal from a reputable company is available, they should certianly be registered with the State in which they do business.Never heard of them, but again, use caution, particularly when you must pay funds upfront.

I have used earnest money notes many times, but it's easier to do that if the Realtors know you, or have heard of you, if you have a reputation of closing deals you make.