Also if I buy in Texas and I leave eventually I'll have to hire a management company to handle everything because of lack of connections down here-won't I lose a ton of NOI being "hands off" ?

Most wholesalers simply expect that the buyer will do his due diligence on his own.

David, it has been a while since I created my account but I do not recall needing much, in fact I remember simply filling out the account document and being ready to go.

Most agents do much more then simply place your property on the ML and then sit back waiting for it to sell.As Angie asked, how do you plan on placing them on the MLS yourself?

It is my understanding they would not be able to open a Solo 401k.Correct, but like Chris stated, simply open one up and then roll it over.

Half the people that just posted on your question have previously said that instead of paying for a "coach" you should just find a mentor and simply work for free for that person... to me that seems like you are giving that mentor just as much.

Lack of curb appeal is a good sign of a tired owner who's ready to trade the asset.

I can't find any answers with my Googling skills (or lack thereof :)...Thanks,Angie

In my state this may be the case when the PR has limited powers or full powers but lack of agreement among heirs/beneficiaries.

And sometimes, the origination team must simply wait for the underwriter to determine if a document can be used to support the loan.