I haven't used them myself but their BBB rating is A+ with no complaints in the last 3 yrs.BBB has a list of accredited companies on their site.Sorry I can't be a better help to you.

I am looking at any areas between Harbor Pointe and University of Washington.

The job of a wholesaler is this "Universal Problem Solver"So we take on tasks others don't want to and for that we add value, and once you add value.

About a B+ to A- neighborhood.3 br/2.5baPrice: 75,000CoC vs 50%: 23%Cap Rate: 8.3%Allin: ~$12000ARV: 90,000Built in early 2000's------Connecticut Avenue: Next door to the university, crime isn't an issue in the surrounding area but can be if you go too far out.

I have two degrees from The Ohio State University, but I don't want to be an employee my whole life.My wife just completed the exam for her real estate agent license, so we are now looking to move forward.The strategies I like are wholesaling, fix and sell, fix and rent, and tax lien investing.

It is about 15 minutes from the University of Chicago and the lake.

Depending on your deal, some of these sites doing accredited investor funding might not take a look at small deals like that, however, when unaccredited investor crowdfunding gets approved, it will likely be something you can look into.

I found a foreclosed property in the Tufts University area in Medford, MA which is considered to be a really good area that fits perfectly for my business model (renting to students by the room).

Word-of-mouth is the most reliable advertising in my universe (which is a small town, granted!).

It is also close to the University of Toledo Medical Center.