I am not sure specifically, but I know a lot of brokerages have pretty involved sales training programs.

The bank wouldn't necessarily even have to know that seller financing is involved.

I am a property manager around the Seattle area and one of the single family residences has been a duplex for some time. Having rented both units out it has not been an issue until the issue of non payment from the d...

I have spent countless amount of hours reading on the topic wholesaling and can easily say that I've read almost everything there is to know at least 5 times but have yet to read about how someone would relate the %ARV concept to a seller and still create a win win situation for all parties involved in the deal.

Your best strategy and next step to protect everyone involved is to make sure you at least secure an equitable interest in the properties you are attempting to wholesale.

After a few deals you'll have money to put back into the "company" and make more involved plans.Hone your skills and learn all you can and with a few bucks you can operate, your credit can be repaired in time.

I'm north of the LA area, but there are several groups that meet up that you can likely get involved with.

We have been involved in cases where the borrower was hunting down potential note buyers for their own note so the borrower could get a modification that they felt entitled to but the mortgagee did not.

Unless this is just an inherently bad deal, it’s probably best to avoid a scorched Earth approach involving suing your partner for something you would have to pay for anyway or whenever you get upset.

I recently finished college so finally I have the time to involve myself in real estate.