List or Buy side.Does your broker know your shotgunning offers all over town with fake companies as the buyer?

He also said finding money is easier than finding good contractors.I am looking for someone that will not over-commit, deliver what was promised and not cry about money the whole time.

It is funny how your perspective changes depending on where you are sitting.I could imagine those two agents posting on an internet forum for real estate agents, talking about the lengths they had to go to to protect their elderly, seriously ill client from an unethical, fake buyer who was trying to take advantage of him with some sort of scammy-sounding "creative" offer that leaves all the risk with their client while requiring the "buyer" to put essentially none of his own skin in the game.Not saying that's you, but I could see it.

I'm still getting up to speed with using this technology so i'm not an expert yet but it shows some promise.

(If they're willing to meet the fake offer exactly, then I suspect they're willing to go even higher most likely)My issue is this.

These both promise to be major new job and student makers and help the local economy diversify away from a purely "military town".I am excited about the Hwy 195 improvements as well, though I don't see anyone working on it at the moment. 

I'm torn between getting off the ground running by myself, or hoping that the promises he gave to the group will actually yield returns.....thoughts?

Seeing as the association is owed money from him they would probably be inclined to help you get his correct contact information if he gave you fake contact information.

Rental properties don't sound too promising.

This is especially true considering the number of Wholesalers that have been promised quick riches from gurus and have no earthly clue how to estimate repair costs or ARV.In other words, how can I address these three issues on an all cash offer when I can close with good funds immediately?