Either by my broker or my title company.If you get a seller who wants an actual EMD paid where they can actually get it if you fail to perform, you are dealing with a seller smart enough that you are probably not going to be wholesaling his house.

They have a bigger variety of colors and patterns, but don't look as good as Brooks Brothers.I like Lucky Brand and Buckle for jeans and, sometimes, casual shirts.Macy's has a good selection and pretty decent prices.

You should be familiar with Fair Housing, Landlord Tenant Laws, and how to effectively perform a lease-walk (i.e. showing).

Here are a couple. http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/86/topics/8873...http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/12/topics/1389...There is a casual lunch for Baltimore investors every Monday12:00 at Spirits West 2601 Wilkens ave. 

I think is an exaggeration due to the casual conversation and the listener walks away thinking the wrong thing.  

I have a couple of questions on the topic of non-performing notes.  

I do agree with you in that more times than often the government's performance isn't just when it comes to landlord - tenant disputes. 

Fore example, do any of you maintain income/cashflow statements for the properties, or do any sort of financial performance analysis after it is purchased?

I showed them the property tonight so I haven't performed checks.

Just put in a general "Due Diligence" clause that gives you the right to inspect and perform due diligence for a period of X days, and allows you to back out if you're not satisfied with the results of your due diligence for any reason.Are you planning to tell the seller that you're wholesaling?