Hi @Tony Cook,We started with an agent and looking at Foreclosures.

They will usually lend 65% of the after repaired value and many don't require you to put money into the pot.

I have found that most of the problems occur when all have an equal "vote", democracy is great, HOWEVER, too many cooks spoil the soup!

Will,Then I had better think it through carefully because what we don't need is a pot of honey that will attract a bunch of SPAM flies flocking here for the free food rather than the good company and good conversation we all expect.Can I ask for suggestions from the membership on how to share this without there being a shoving match in the line?

Is there any truth to this or is this a case of the naysayers trying to scare me out of the money pot?

We currently handle northwest Indiana and in IL we work in; Kane, McHenry, Lake, North cook and North dupage!

Nick,You are COOKING.....

Scott Cook

Get involved build your network of people in the business who are successful and doing what you want to accomplish and try to get under their wing by any means necessary and they will show you the path to enlightenment, learn your market so you know how to spot a deal; once you combine all that in one pot, you'll be a dynamic force!

Nevertheless, if you have a big enough pot that you can minimize the amount of cash laying around as a percentage of your total bankroll, you should be able to manage an overall 12%.