This stuff certainly isn't brain surgery and can easily be learned from a book; another successful investor at your local REIA; or from other members on an internet forum (such as BiggerPockets).When I did my first Subject-2 deal, I bought an e-book off the internet and found it to be very thorough (it even included the forms).

I need to organize all my research on buying physical gold into an e-book or something.

Personally, I like a nice granite countertop with nuetral and complimentary colored 1 inch ceramic tile backsplash going up to the bottom of the top cabinets and window sills.

I have a ton of e-books and forum posts, about wholesaling and the multiple ways to move properties.

YESMichael QuarlesPS I have some free eBooks on the subject if you would like...

I own this re contract book and CD ROM of contracts...http://www.amazon.com/Complete-Book-Estate-Contracts-ebook/dp/B001U2NU1Sand this http://www.amazon.com/Complete-Guide-Estate-Closing-ebook/dp/B001QQ9MG0/ref=pd_sim_kstore_2and I own about 12 of these books from attorney Mark Warda http://www.amazon.com/Mark-Warda/e/B001JRZG02/ref=sr_tc_2_0?

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