As for myself, I dropped out of business school to pursue my dream to be a "business man" and now I currently co-own a growing commercial cleaning business (its really not my passion at ALL) which pays the bills, so I as well have a business background,but its just not the kind of business I want to be committed to full-time anymore.All this week I have been working on a business plan to pitch the idea to my maybe future business partners, did a ton of research on how to wholesale, but I can't seem to find out the legality of this practice in Wisconsin especially with the whole "assignment of contract" or "double closing" methods.Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.

I see out of state investors bidding in the Baltimore sale and they will get their clock cleaned!

The only issue is we don't have clean title (yet).

One of my rolls would be to clean up and rehab and manage other workers.In our first discussion, regarding our working relationship and our rolls on this deal I asked his how he intended to address his commission.

Yes, I can help with clean out/up on a job, and I can seach leads in the area.

Start marketing the home to buyers the day you buy it for $XX,XXX price as-is, however for just $XX,XXX (a higher price) the home will be cleaned and move-in ready.What I mean by greed above is the final price you decide to sell the home for.

Many take a rather arrogant attitude, as if they know what they are doing and will continue to do things as they have 10 or 20 years ago.If a borrower is better educated in financing, you can have a much better feeling knowing that if some guy tries pulling anything you can clean their clock.

They can be reused provided you remove as much of the grout as possible and then clean them effectively.Travis West

The place is neat, clean, and updated as needed now - but it ended up costing me quite a bit out of my pocket that I did not plan for.

Then the lien just becomes something that needs to be satisfied for clean title and if it is non contested - no problem.