I simply shrugged those statements off and kept doing some research and listened to the great podcast BP just put up about raising capital:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/01/31/raising-money-getting-started/I finally heard back from my RE attorney (who has already done PPM and reg d filings for himself and others and used to be a corp attorney) and got a price of $10k to setup the reg d offering.

I have emailed and called the accepted party telling them they were accepted and the next steps and they have not gotten back to me in the last three days letting me know when they intend to do this.

As someone who makes offers primarily over the phone I'm taking a hard look at docusign.com to email my documents and have them signed electronically. echosign.com is another popular alternative.The good side is it avoids messy faxing back and forth; the downside is it requires basic computer literacy which may be unworkable with a segment of the population.

I asked him to give me email ids so I can send them the application link.

I have one income property I have been getting checks now for 12 years and do very little but check over a monthly cam statement.

But I am going to email all the buyers today one by one and thank them for their card and hope to do business with them soon.It was strange seeing how many wholesalers there are out there too.

If your property manager can't help you, I can put out an email to my network to see if there is someone I know who can either help you, and give you a name of someone to help you.

The main thing is just to keep up with the paper work and fax/ e-mail everything.

However, the easier you can make it on them, the more they will come to trust your judgment, and thus, will choose you, over and over again, over the million other wholesalers bringing them deals.Shoot me an email - [email protected] - and I'll hook you up with my student in Jax.

@Jaime RaskulineczI was hoping for a confusion clear up in the 2 above contradictory statements.