It's broken up into 8 parts:1) Tools of the Trade (Some terms and strategies)2) Forms3) Getting Into It (Basics) - there is some great stuff in this section - some exercises that lie out different scenarios (home type, price, strategies, etc.)4) More Great Tips5) First-Time Buyers6) Getting Started (Steps)7) Protecting Your Assets8) AppendicesOverall, there is a lot of great information included at a relatively low price (don't recall how much).

am i lying when i say i want to buy their house since i am really wholesaling?

As you reach back in time there will be materials and technologies used that have since been found to be harmful (lead, asbestos, formaldehyde, etc).

You need to first see where the property lies on the FEMA firmette to determine what zone it is in.

This will be very different in each market, but the way to know you've picked a lightly marketed-to list that others are not focusing on, lies in this response a seller:"How'd you get my info?"

If you are planning on making a low-ball offer get a license GC to give you an estimate on the repairs not guess work because the seller might have already had a GC to give an estimate, and it would look bad if you lie about the repairs it could cost you the deal.

I cannot easily be deceived or lied to in regard to the work.

@J ScottBoy, you are really starting to bring back memories with all this talk about majors and technology.

You still have to compete but you don't have someone with 25k lying around with more money than common sense grossly overpaying for things to ( get in on the action ) because the buzz is the market is going ( up, up, up ).

I've been Craigslisting the furniture, and I will be spending the summer on eBay selling all his clothes, tchotchkes and technology equipment.