I remember my start in RE and feeling I was just spinning my wheels.

The water company is responsible for the meter itself also, even when the meter is inside the house.The cities that I deal with are like this also.

Remember that the owner needs to give the o.k. for the bank to give you current balances on their loans.The hardshop package was submitted.

I'm just saying I don't know enough to say either way.Thinking about it, I remember the Texas Apartment Association's lobbyists were pushing for it to stay unreported this last year when the issue came up in legislation.I have to admit I wasn't unhappy that it stayed that way.

Remember you want to keep the people you are selling to happy if they are investors as they might come back for more.If you are flipping before taking title and have no closing costs then you can work on a thinner margin assuming you get the deals done.

Just remember it's not how high you climb, it's how high you bounce.

Remember that you want multiple exits so you do not get locked into bad deals when things change.John Corey

Any feedback is greatly appreciated as always as well as any feedback on my idealism.

But I remember a post I read on flipping paper to raise capital that you put down about $5000 for a deposit and have the contract made assignable to whoever you wanted so you could flip it for a small %.

Can't remember, it was late.