I would like to shadow a well seasoned investor for some hands on experience.

When the man handed me the application, I noticed that the woman's name was nowhere to be found.

Just because you know people with money doesn’t mean that they will just hand it over to you.

All of a sudden it got way out of hand, and out of my profit expectations.Check with zoning and compliance office first.all cash

I've read everything I can get my hands on regarding this, and it's clear that Sub2 can be both completely legal and ethical.From the standpoint of the seller, as long as (1) they understand how the process works and (2) they understand the potential risks involved (such as the buyer dropping the ball with payments), it's a great deal for both parties.I say "can be" because I also know that many so-called "real estate investors" are indeed dropping the ball by trying to do Sub2 with virtually no money, no funds to fall back on if they need to handle the payments themselves.

On the other hand, places like Quicken Loans have some attractive options but their fees are outragous.

And give us a brief summary of the book (I have a need to pick up a book and want first hand input), I know I should go to the proper forum but hey you mentioned you were going to get a book and I thought why not!

But I was told by the developer who is a friend and told me to get my hands on some land around it.

On the other hand, if you would like to make your land available to hunters and you're worried about lawsuits, talk to your local hunting guides.

If push came to shove and they really only would do the deal with cash in their hands then I would pay them after I made a profit.