I have marketing in place and get frequent calls from Craigslist and Yellow Letters.I am relatively new and am looking to Wholesale and possibly partner up on a Rehab should the right opportunity and Partner present itself.Some of these leads I'm receiving don't fit with my plans so instead of telling them I cant help them, I email local Investors and local contractors I've met through the local REIA and ask if they are interested in my lead and if I can provide their contact information to my lead and if they happen to do business then perhaps throw me a finders fee or take me for lunch.I've discovered that many of the REIA contacts I've met are not serious in that they do not respond to my emails.

It's my first time utilizing the 50% & 2%, and just discovered BiggerPockets, AFTER having bought my other real estate, by reading, learning on my own, and dumb luck.

Update to this situation, My husband and I spoke with the husband (tenant) and they said that they had just discovered this themselves and we were supposed to go over that Sunday.

Getting it in the first place may be an issue and if discovered they may cancel as a perceived liability issue.

I discovered that place at the recommendation of my Van Nuys flight instructor for a ground school refresher.

While creating an LLC isn't something that will force you into bankruptcy, I still thought it was awesome when I discovered that you could write off up to $5,000 in startup costs.

I just feel like I should have a separate business address when dealing with my investment properties.You said it - it's public record, so it can be discovered even if you try to hide it.

I called her back this evening and discovered a few holes in her logic..

I never lose because I bring on partners for the risk by being a value-added component to any deal.If anyone has notes in Tennessee please send them my way!!!

I recently tried out Trulia's "Natural Hazards" feature, to discover that my rental is located in "moderate risk for flood" area in Las Vegas, NV.Thanks!