I see that personally as I drive through town and see the closed mortgage brokers' offices.

HOAs have a habit of running things poorly and in the interest of the officers instead of the majority of owners.

On "turnover" of my rentals he would say "I'll paint the interior for $200, you buy the paint".After a day or 2 he'd ask me to bring over my lawn mower, weed whacker and hedge trimmer, then he'd want all the cleaning supplies, etc, etc.

If you are friendly with a bank officer ask them how they handle things and you will likely be pointed to their preferred agent.Note that a bank officer can get into a lot of trouble if they sell a deal to a friend at a preferred price.

All that's needed is mops, buckets, rags and cleaning supplies.

I understand in the US this is normal but for me in the UK as long as the bank considers I can pay the mortgage given the last two bank statements, then they have supplied the funds.

hello,i preatty mutch know what im supposed to do is get a deal put it under otract which i bougt at my local office depot. and then call a buyer and sell it. my question is when i go to the seller with the contract do i sign as the buyer?

GOOD contractors are known by, and have open "trade" accounts with the supply houses.

Here is the word doc. that he forwarded me for how the process would work: [i]BANNER BUSINESS SOLUTIONS LLC 1401 Elm Street Suite 4737, Dallas TX 75202Chief Operations Officer: Dwight DilworthPresident of Marketing: Otis Tucker 214-213-7868PROCESS FOR INVESTMENT PROPERTYLocate property that meets investment requirements.

You can do this through your local public records which is normally maintained by the local county clerk's office.