Look in the classifieds under investor houses.

I've got a contract on 2 houses to wholesale and have been advertising heavily for a buyer for a couple weeks (classified ads, bandit signs, craigslist, other online sites), but haven't gotten any calls.

If you're not sure how to determine what counts as a business day, here are some guidelines that will help you classify your travel correctly.

Going to look into this as well.Justin, under MA law your entity will be classified as either a corporation or a Limited Liability Company (LLC).

Classified Ads in Newspapers – local paper, Pennysavers and local real estate publications (“For Sale by Owner”.)2.

He then asks if I can get a local newspaper, so we can look at the classifieds.

Have the surveyor determine whether the property is mis-classified by FEMA and is actually in a different flood zone.3.

Based on my pay/allowance calculations, I want to keep my purchase price below $215,000, to leave room in my budget for renovations/repairs/taxes/unforeseen expenses, and will base my final purchase price on comparable rental properties in the area.After 3 years, I would classify the property as an investment property, and hold under an LLC - relevant laws permitting, I would be my own landlord.

That should only be true if you are classified a real estate professional or a "dealer" for IRS purposes.

How do you classify properties?