Sorry for the delayed responses as I have been on vacation for my bday.

I have minimal debt, and what I have is at favorable terms.The deal I'm debating is a house which i have $200k into, getting $2100/mo rent.

There are brokerages that range from taking 50% of your commission, but pay most of your expenses to ones that charge a minimal office fee and minimal percentage of your commission.If you will be using your license mainly for your own investments, find out from the broker how much they will take from your personal sales.

As some mentioned its all about their priorities and we try to keep lines of communication open and offer to transition them to friends or family but in the end they hunker down and the marshall is knocking on the door.I guess what I am trying to say is you do all those checks to minimize risk but there is no guarantee on anything.

Also in the rust belt where jobs and city growth are minimal. around toledo college is your best bet.

This is back in the day when the market is trying to recover and i have the luxury of pick and choose foreclosure with minimal competition.This is in Houston Texas and i bought it for 74,200$ 20% down.

This will allow you to know, before going out to the house, that you have a minimal understanding on the part of your owner/seller about you are about to do and who you are as an investor/wholesaler.Next, be direct.

You can institute leverage into private lending with minimal risks.

Those guys are the pros...let them help you.You could also minimize grout joints to 3/16 or less.Good luck!

The court clerk said that particular document isn't in the court's online eviction packet yet, but judges are delaying default judgments now if it's not included.