The key is good management.So....which would I suggest?

Maybe there is, I do not know, but if you are doing things the right way I would say there is not a bad time to start.The key is to be consistent, and always be marketing, wholesaling business is really a markerting business, as is most RE businesses really.Just get out there and do it!

A key business professor I had when I was 19 (Part owner in a bagel chain called Big Apple Bagle that made some money) started a corporation where people could buy shares in a race horse and get returns on their investment based on share payouts of the horse's winnings.

The effective date of the election can be as early as October 1, 2007.Understanding the fundamentals of entities, particularly LLCs, is a key part of building a wildly successful tax strategy.

Their ability to give a real answer and how quickly they can do it are key.

My advise is to find the key agents...and those emerging, who are listing and selling the REO properties.

you own fifty or more keys which don't fit anything...

If you come to great forums like this one, focus on pursuing your education, and make sure to surround yourself with positive influences, you will be able to replace all of that fear with confidence.

Also, the Seller is never negatively impacted and your reputation remains sterling.The disadvantage is that you would have to make the payments on the 1st until the foreclosure was complete.The key to a ST deal is to have a good Disclosure signed by the Seller - and keeping the loan current.Hope that helps.

My nervousness and haste made me forget to get ask for a copy of the key to the home (I'm told that having access to the property aids in allowing potential wholesale buyers to view the property if need-be).