The key it to not let them just be dreams, but to also be ACTIONS that turn into reality.I love seeing fellow Chicago area investors!

One key thing they are looking for are NSF charges and negative balances.

Tough, experienced competition in my area will make it a bit more challenging I'm sure, so preparation and patience is key.

That being said I am highly inclined to investing out of state but have my reservations since I will be so far away.I know Michael L. has some properties in Dayton, OH (living in Long Island as well) I was reading some of his (your) posts, please let me know how your experience has been.Based on my situation I've been led to turn key investing.

Did they give you the keys?

Can anyone offer advice on some key questions to ask a wholesaler and or what I should be looking for in wholesaler?

The key feature I am looking for is the ability to upload images of receipts.

I closed enough deals with her to the point where I dont have to be there all the time, all I do now is drop off the keys and pick them up when she is finished.4) HUDs arent that hard to close, but since it's your first deal, it's natural to have a lot of questions I was the same way when I did my first one.

It's completely remodeled inside including new plumbing , wiring & roof.The place is turn key.

I think that the core strategy for setting up my financial house involves establishing relationships with three key people: (1) an estate/tax attorney, (2) a financial planner, and (3) a CPA.My intuition is that I should probably talk to those three in that order (lawyer, CFP, CPA).