GOOD LUCKYou have probably heard this before, but it absolutely true.The hardest deal is your first one, they each get easier after that.Make sure to do your homework and once a deal looks good and feels good, go for it.

I think this is great to get the message out, especially since he appears to be very reputable.

Its easier for me to build a team there because I have high school friends that are: contractors, landscapers, and plumbers etc...I have been to one local investor group meeting and it wasn't great.

It does not appear you can send from K7 but this is certainly still a blessing for sure.

This is mostly for SEO, search engine optimization.I would recommend this approach - to use your name, or maybe just initials, but to use good key words and city in it as well, so when your area is searched, your domain will be more likely to appear higher in the results.

Hence why my wife usually proof reads anything major....lol :lol: Also I wasn't trying to be insulting and play on anyone's emotions, although after reading it again it does appear that way doesn't it.

And the more knowledge I gain the easier it is to learn new things.I give an A+ for educational inspiration!

It is much easier to deal with a person when you met him on a meeting with mutual interests.

This is much easier than fighting the traffic around Taylor Blvd at Derby time.

I'm not an expert at options on homes by any means,but I hate to see your question just sitting here unanswered.By "double closing" you mean that you exercise the optionand buy the house, but at the close you bring *your* buyerto the table and they actually buy.The easier route, it would seem to me, would be to sell theoption outright to the new buyer.