If you’d like for me to share his contact info, feel free to send me a message. 

There is another, much less stressful and less costly way.We also JV with private capital partners and land flippers to deploy prefab modular homes on our acquired and subdivided properties.If you need any guidance, feel free to connect with me here, on FB, or LI.

Also please feel free to connect fellow wholesalers as I am always open to working out some JV deals and helping each other succeed.

Every investor wants to feel like they got a 'deal', so they gravitate towards the bottom rung of pricing.So proving value over the dozens of others because you think yours is worth more will not fly.

Then from there you can call local PM's to get a better feel for market rents to verify your assumption for further due diligence 

After a couple price drops it's sold for $135k.Trust the agent, they're the professional.

I have my first deal in front of me and would feel a lot better with them contracts.

Here’s why:Professionalism and ExpertiseNARPM members adhere to strict ethical and professional standards.

The manager said this isn’t allowed and that she would need to terminate the management agreement before it’s listed.I’ve sold a fair number of properties that are professionally managed and it’s always been a cooperative arrangement between the PMand my agent.Can someone please help me understand what’s going on?

I’ve been spending a lot of time on Bigger Pockets and reading articles to prepare myself before I begin - but I’m at the moment where I feel I am in a great spot to start.I’m interested in finding a fix & flip property in the Metro Detroit area that might offer a good opportunity.Any tips, tricks, or advice for a beginning flipper?