Someone to guide you through the transaction and assist with the deal for a portion of the profit, think field trainer.

The last one prevents us from discriminating on "source of income"; can't say no to Section 8 vouchers and now can only count the tenant portion with our multiplier for qualifying to rent.

Yes, if you have a mortgage the Interest portion of your payment is deductible, but you're spending $1.00 to "save" .30 in taxes.

You would need to give plenty of notice (we're required to give 60 days) because the Section 8 case manager will need to recalculate the tenant's income and ability to pay their portion.

A good portion of the questions are in the following categories:Closing the RE Transaction - 12 questionsLicense Law - 14 questionsTransfer of Title - 26 questions (this is the category that I needed to do better; I missed 9)Good Luck!

I just believe that if you took a portion of the money you have available for a down payment, and used it for a good marketing campaign, it would serve you well.Just my advice. 

Have your buyer give you the assignment check outside of closing.My VIP Buyers (who receive a phone call about deals BEFORE THE EMAIL BLAST) know the way I approach my business/wholesale deals:I am a partner in the deal that I am bringing to the VIP Buyer, however, they are just paying me my portion of the profit at closing in the form of the assignment fee.If the assignment is on the HUD at closing, and the seller sees it and questions it-I look them dead in the eye and tell them exactly what I wrote above.  

Here's the background: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/206...With the judgment in hand I would like to turn over collections to a local attorney (Norfolk or Virginia Beach) or collections agency with hopes of receiving a portion of the $14,900 judgment.I appreciate any recommendations!

Nationwide would owe you a refund on the portion unused.Mark

As we contemplate our strategy for how we begin we have thought about using a large portion of his IRA to get started.