When home prices double from where I bought them I would consider selling.

Generally speaking the price of rents charged are generally associated with the number of bedrooms.

Hi BP Investors,For the Houston, Texas Wholesalers & Investors:Can you recommend a title company/closing agent that can do double escrows?

Many prospective tenants cannot afford more than $350 or $400 a month and end up in substandard housing.I have not yet determined what the numbers are but I could probably ask for $350 - 400 a month for each bedroom 1050- $1200 a month for a three bedroom property that I currently get 625 a month for without utilities.

When inflation hits people run to hard assets and farmland gets a double boost from inflation investors in the land and commodity price increases.

It will often be closed in a bed room.

Typical hard money rates are in the mid-double digits (15% plus or minus), so that's the sort of rate you would need to target to get interest.

By the way, in the event you make offers on REo or short sale properties, you will not be able to "assign" them due to the no assignment clause placed in teh seller addendums so you will need to use any one of a number of creative means to circumvent that stipulation.Some are: Vest offer in the name of a newly formed entity and sell your entity to your buyerVest offer in the name of a trust and sell the beneficial interest in the trust over to your buyerUse a transactional funder to fund your entire deal, then with a second escrow (double closing) sell to your new buyerJV with your wholesale buyer and vest the contracts in both your names.

I completed the rental inspection yesterday and the tenant pointed at the stain on the ceiling (painted Sheetrock) in the bedroom on the second floor (2-story TH).

I want to have a main website for sellers with info about me and my business, and have 5 other squeeze page mini websites that would specifically target certain areas so they would be more relevant in the google search for those areas and specific seller (foreclosure, probate, divorce, etc...).