Lot of people end up replacing a job they hate with wholesaling and it turns into, you guessed it, a job they hate.Wholesaling is where you find a really great deal and sell it to another investor as a great deal and keep the profit the "really" part of really great deal created.

I guess I'm looking for what this really means.I need some direction on what people think is the best avenue for me to start with.

I guess one of the major questions to be answered is how a typical private lender might structure a deal?

Now I'm second guessing myself though, thinking people may not remember the dashes and that its too long of a name for the signs.Tell me which if these alternatives you'd choose for placing on my next sign order, and to place on my business card (as I dont think people want to email me at"[email protected])1.

I guess there's no harm in making lowball offers. worst case scenario they say no.

and then I was just reading a post that made it sound like you don't really get that much protection from the LLC if it is either single member (which we might do to avoid the partnership tax return) or if the only members are spouses.And then to really confuse me it seems like with the new guidelines that you can't quit claim the property into the LLC until you are absolutely sure you won't refinance which would seem like never to me - I guess I would always want that option.So I guess my question is for a new investor team of spouses what is the best direction:Set up an LLC?

Without operating statements you are left making an educated series of guesses to arrive at a number representing your risk in the purchase.With every single step you take in this always remember you are buying a failed business.

I would have guessed that there were much more "natural" foods in there.

I guess right now i'm in the stage of building a buyers list and soaking in all the useful info I receive along the way.

I guess I'll try Safeco, next.