There is a tremendous amount of information there, that is easy to consume.

We do recommend lots of things to do to promote your site that I've learned help tremendously over the years.Again, thanks for your opinion.Danny

Better tenants would of course help me out tremendously...and make me a better neighbor to the building.Thanks guys!

As far as wholesaling I know a lot of people are trying to sell it as a really easy to start out and make really good money in real estate ( been to few guru seminars ) but I understand the tremendous amount of time and leg work I would have to put in to see some results.Options and lease options is something I just heard of recently and was wondering if you could give me some more info or direct me towards a legit learning source so I could learn more and see if its something I could do over here in San DiegoThanks !!

Now that I say that I don't know the lending requirements in TX but couldn't imagine that they would be too tremendously different than other places.

Problem is chasing these deals is exhausting and you can put a tremendous amount of time and effort into the project and never see it come to fruition. 

Honestly, the full disclosure of your business, the ups downs and financials of it, has become a tremendous motivator for me to look more seriously into flipping.

Given that most of the group I was in had a lot of tenure there was a tremendous amount of repoire and trust built, and people provided the best advice and/or services regardless if that meant it benefited them directly or not. 

There are tremendous benefits to this type deal,imo.

hi, bp familyi've been part of this site for a few months now. slowly but surely my knowledge has tremendously come to handling my first few deals. i'm working getting them under contract to assign to an end buyer. the sellers other investors and are pretty motivated to go along with that option. but its come to the point where some are asking me to assign with an escrow of $1000 to $5k. the problem is i have no funds to do so, so that puts me in a tight spot with cash being asked. i assumed that most deals like this normally ask for an earnest money from $10.00 to at the most a few hundred dollars. also not to mention some are even asking for proof of funds letters from my end buyers, and i'm not to sure on how to ask the buyer that if their paying with cash or a private lender.......... please advise me on what kind of direction to take in these cases