My license has expired and since coming across BiggerPockets, it made me miss my interest in real estate.

Due to the 5 figure cost to cancel we'll have to stick it out until contracts expire. 

Instead of what happens today where sellers are told they can close on a "DATE OF THEIR CHOOSING" that phrase right out of Wholesale Trainers handbook.

To date my annualized return has been north of 30%, so you can do quite well.  

I had given them a set date of when I would file my complaints online.

My first batch with the skip tracing company I used was mostly disconnected lines and out of date.

Or is it enough to give the buyer/vendee multiple notices, terminating with, "If the defect is not cured by XXXX date, the contract will be considered terminated"?

@Rene Hosman I don’t go to zoning meetings but I try to be as update to date as possible in places that I invest.

•Producer Price Index (PPI): Use the PPI to adjust the current replacement cost back to the acquisition date to estimate the original cost.

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