Hi Guys,I'm a newbie wholesaler and i'm currently in the process of getting ready to meet with RE Attorney's to find the best fit attorney for my business.

Hi Guys,I'm a newbie wholesaler and i'm currently in the process of getting ready to meet with RE Attorney's in my area to find the best fit attorney for my business.

I'm not only looking at those two cities, I'm actually open to anything that fits my $30-50k range.

I know it ultimately comes down to the cost of the project, if the seller is willing to fix/adjust price and if the deal still fits the 70% rule.

If I were a potential buyer I would just prequalify you before I bought to see if you were a good fit.

You can make a lot of connections and become very successful under the right broker, make sure you you interview multiple broker after you pass your licensing exams and see which one will be the best fit for you and your goals.

Can he provide that so you dont waste his time bringing him stuff that doesnt fit his criteria.Does he use 70% rule?

I just want to update this post ...It took me two months to get the tenants out of the house, and only $4000 to change a few light fittings, make the pantry into a laundry, and paint interior, and lay new carpets.

First I would learn what type of commercial property fits your personality and bank account.

I often hear on the BP podcast that the 70% percent rule states that you should purchase a potential flip at 70% of ARV minus the repair cost.My question is this: well, 3 questionsWhere does the acquisition cost fit in?