Flying by the seat of your pants year after year without a business plan and personal goal will lead to problems.

A simple partnership should fly pretty much in any state and on a federal level.Also consider that none of this matters if the project goes well and everyone has their expectations met.

However, fly by night roofers will come into your town and buy an older existing business to get access to the phone lines.

@Russell White, I'm going to explain that a bit more, as these terms are flying around without much explanation, and it might help someone else out who doesn't get what is being talked about. 

Ryan Hoover is hosting an event tonight at the Double Barley brewery in Smithfield, and the topic is wholesaling....might want to attend.

Given that most of the deals are in the $650k-$1.2m range (I’m in the Greater Toronto Area, Canada) one can fly through volume fairly quickly.I currently have a relatively small operation and focus on 1st mortgages (8%-10%) and 2nd mortgages (~12%+) up to 80% LTV.

I would never advise a person to buy their first investment property sight unseen.Spent the $500 - $1,000 and fly out there and stay there for 2-3 days.Get a feel of the house, the neighborhood, meet your connections.After the first deal, it is okay to buy sight unseen but still get a home inspection.

The pilots will likely update the passengers (“Just to let you know, folks, we’re experiencing some turbulence at the moment…”), but the passengers don’t have any active responsibilities in making the decisions or flying the plane.

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