Hello all, I've purchased my first property (SFH, cash deal) a couple of weeks ago, now I'm ready to keep going.I'd like to attempt to attempt a wholesale deal, and am working on a direct mailing campaign, but in the meantime..A house near my neighborhood which I drive by every day has been empty for a few years now, and clearly needs some work.

After a few months of classes and two attempts at the exam I managed to pass and now have my New Jersey Real Estate License.

It is always advised that one at least attempt to bring something to the table when learning from others.

But when a contractor sees the value of a property being increased by $20,000 and then bidding the job based on that figure, like at $18,000, that's unethical as they are attempting to take the value increase that is due the owner.

But after several failed "attempts" to mail, I figured he was lying.

I don't know about "access" but I believe they must respond to a "pay off request" from a current owner, or title co. attempting to perform a closing.

Most suppliers attempt to attract new business with price but the intangable has a very high value.

I'm actually insulted by those with lesser experience and knowledge when they attempt to call me out on some minor issue.

I run into road blocks regularly with me living in CA and attempting to finance in Ohio.

Flower it up any way we want to, a lender who receives any type of collateral after any attempt to sell for amounts due never has the bundle of rights of ownership of the borrower/owner as those rights were never granted, only a security interest was granted.