As long as sellers get what they were promised at closing i really don;t see an issue with who ends up buying the property..

I can also answer questions.Be careful of those who "promise to get you inventory" Daisy Chains can kill you in this business!

"So, unfortunately, it leaves it up to the integrity of the owner or trainer, and my point is simply with the rise in the number of people faking a service dog recently and the growing number of online sites that sell fake certificates and vests, you don't have any way to know what you're getting.

Hey @Thomas Heil - congrats, seems very promising.

@Bily Elliott - sounds promising.

Thanks @Ugochukwu Opara, these tools seem helpful, but I agree with @Ibrahim S, what I'm looking for is a full automation of the process in one software package - and that's what FB is promising - that includes: - Marketing campaigns management (including multiple ready-made customized direct mail campaigns, like: divorce campaign, probate campaign, bankruptcy campaign, vacant property campaign, etc) - Rehab management (standard contractor agreement, SoW generator, rehab cost calculator) - Deal Management (purchase and sales agreements, auto form contract generator, property disclosure, auto emails, etc) - Property management Thanks @Brian Daly for the hint, it might not be worth to invest in somewhat expensive tools in the beginning, but will be good to know where to find them when you need them :)

The working man shouldn't be slighted out of money for a down payment for a home from promises of a rich guy that tells you everything a book will, or BP.Whats really great is the opportunity of risk in this country.

Your mentoring experience will be much more effective if you already have the basics down and fluently speak the lingo.The biggest problems with the big name gurus and their mentor programs is that they promise great "hand-holding" and "advice when you need it" but after they max out your credit cards they don't deliver.

It is to these 92% I salute and say buy another 1 or 3 homes that rent for <1% of the purchase price and hire an outstanding property manager that sucks every penny of fake cash flow right out of that gross rent revenue.

For a real estate contract, that consideration can be the promise to purchase from the buyer and a promise to sell from the seller.Second, while earnest money isn't legally required, I always provide at least several thousand dollars in earnest money.