But there I go getting emotional about a piece of land again LOL I just love bigger pockets...

After carefully considering my goals andd reams for the next few ears, and investigating a lot f potential opportunites, I decided to sopend my resources and time on Real Estate investing, and turn up the heat, to enable myself and my wife to move to warmer cclimates of the country inwithin 2 years.

If however you are dealing with a large lender (BA, WF, Chase, etc.) you can pretty much count on it falling on deaf ears.

From what I have notice the flyers/ piece of paper is always your back up.

There is nothing unusual or different about this piece of legislation, when compared to other legislation.

And shipping costs would eat out the difference anyway.Have you looked into just getting the front/back pieces and knobs, and leaving the guts inside?

I am just wondering what tips or pieces of advice anyone may have.

There are obviously costs involved with obtaining and maintaining a license to consider as well, but one successful transaction could easily cover your expenses for the year.Your upfront costs would be:- Classes / materials to cover the education requirement- Testing and finger-printing fees (for the actual licensing exam and background check)**You will need to be sponsored by a broker in order to have an active salesperson license, so you'll need to figure out this piece as wellYour ongoing costs will include:- NAR (National Association of Realtors) dues- TAR (Texas Association of Realtors) dues- HAR (Houston Association of Realtors) dues- MLS access fees (assessed quarterly)Again, most of the answer(s) to your question really depend on what type of investing you're looking to do.

Hi everyone, I have a potential deal that has a few different pieces involved.

Seems there is no other way to make this happen without selling him a piece of the pie.