We have made appointments with people so we don't have 15 people in this small space all at once...

I would set up appointments with Realtors to talk about our plans and learn about market and properties.

I recently finished the ultimate beginner's guide (book and video course) on the site and they are both good starts.Not sure the strategy I'll use just yet.

Yes, the company would be obligated to make the purchase if you didn't have a contingency to back out.The title company will set a closing date - you and the seller both show up (or one after the other, you don't technically need to be there simultaneously most of the time), sign each half of your documents, and the title company will hand you a check or deposit the funds to your bank account.I suggest you make an appointment with the title company and ask them to walk you through the process of closing a wholesale deal, step-by-step.

She got one stitch and a variety of follow up appointments, and my parents home owners policy (I assume) handled the lawsuit.

I have an appointment set up with my attorney to go over details.

I have heard that Chris Wise was putting these lines of credit of $50k plus together pretty quick, I have not applied with him yet but have a consulting appointment. will report back once it is done and settled on my end.

Then I booked an appointment with a credit specialist for this coming Thursday, Feb 1, to officially kick off the process!

You generate the lead, convert it, and set the appointment then you pass it off to your buyers agent they show houses, write the contracts, and close the deal.

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