Any other questions lets grab a cup of coffee to connect! 

The sooner you grab a house the better, whether it be a single or a multi.  

My broker also has "phone duty", where you could potentially grab a leasing tenant (in hopes that they'll eventually be a buyer). 

Let me know if you ever want to grab lunch.

I work in downtown, maybe we should grab a coffee or lunch sometime and share our research? 

Anyone from Chicago attending that wants to grab a drink/dinner after Friday or Saturday's event?

yes i have the downpayment, the bank requires a 25-30% down i was thinking about using the loan for a flip i found a property for 65k it needs about 25k in repairs and houses in that area sell for $150-180k and some for even 220k with similar square footage im thinking to grab it fix it uo and worst case  scenario sell it for $125k thats $35k profit im assuming $25k in repairs bc the contractor said about $15-$20k and u never know if something pops out

In lower income properties you can grab a 7.5 sometimes, most hover around 6.3.

Go grab your signs and throw them away.Of, if you're willing to engage in criminal activities to make a buck, look for more profitable opportunities than bandit signs and wholesaling. 

But you can grab it from tomveatch.com/re and share the relevant paragraph or two with your lawyer and ask them if they can do something like it that actually works in your state.