Although, unless you are former law enforcement, I have serious doubts about your qualifications.

What did you bring to show your qualifications?

Dear all,At what point RE Agent qualifies for RE Professional for the purpose of passive income rules exemption?Here is our scenario:* My wife has just started her career as a RE agent.* We manage several rental prope...

Question for the accountants and syndicators out there: Would you count someone taking a 401k/IRA distribution as income towards the $200k annual income requirement for accredited investor status?For example: If someo...

Having said that, the key to success is to make sure you have a qualification process before students are given the green light.

Much like a professional salesperson using a script, the professional uses the questions in a script to help determine the motivation or qualification of a potential lead, however, you can  "personalize" a script to where it does not sound scripted at all.  

The fact that the requirements for getting an original license in California does make a person show some qualifications, and knowlege of the laws, etc., it doesn't guarantee anything.

JoshWhat is the list of requirements for qualification or quantification a podcast presenter must have.

There should probably be more restrictions/qualifications put on these type of "investors" than trust deed investors by SB 978 (but that's another discussion) This is exactly the reason these "investors"/people try this type of business and fail.

Just make sure that you have the proper corporate documentation in place in order to easily (and properly) sell your interest in the entity.Remember though, when making cash offers, the REO seller will require a proof of funds in the name of the purchaser -- or a pre-qualification letter in the name of the purchase -- so you'll either need to have cash in a bank account owned by the company or a pre-qual letter from a lender in the name of the company.These could be sticking points if you plan to wholesale the deal and don't have cash to actually close...