"A reserve study is a study made of all the major capital systems in the association," explains Robert Galvin, a partner at Davis, Malm & D'Agostine PC in Boston who specializes in representing condos and co-ops.

Here's the summary I received in Vermont:"The federal rate sheet explains that for a maximum $250,000 policy, the annual cost is now $3,600 per year.

Could someone explain what Wholesaling is and Buy and Hold please.

They might have some information on the current tenants that make the deal go south as well.If the neighborhood checks out then chat with the city and explain your thoughts on the assessment value and dig into the process of lowering that assessment.

Perhaps I should explain further . . .

It also provided a way for me to not have to explain terms, what to do next, and things over and over again, which I definitely like.Bottom line: Chris Goff's Wholesaling Course a good resource for beginners; especially those who work best with a manual/workbook type setup.

I have been looking at a lot of information on here and it really doesnt explain how to get into it or what it is exactly.

I wrote the tenant a letter explaining that he had been paying WAY less rent than the market would bear and told him that current rents were $575-600.

Since it is being sold "As-Is" I don't need to explain or show more than I have to to agents, but I may be self-sabotaging.

Someone else can explain it better than myself.