This type of IRA is heavily reliant on the IRA owner, as you control all of fund transactions.

The smell was most heavily concentrated on the bedroom carpets and in the down stairs foyer on a wood floor and base molding.

Government money, heavily financed panels, corporate contracts.

Your structure with your partner is going to heavily depend on a number of factors, notably your cash position and eventual loan structure.

CA heavily favors tenants.

Many landlords claim many properties, but have them heavily mortgaged.

The neighbors comlained heavily to the police department and dectives.

To give you a bit about myself I'll start when I was heavily overweight at 265lbs.

(probate, REO, craigslist, FSBO, bandit signs, etc.) 2) Put wholesale property under contract.3) Consult your buyers list of cash buyers for interest in heavily discounted wholesale property.4) Assign your contract to cash buyer / rehab investor from your buyers list.5) Repeat.There is plenty of detail in-between but you will learn as you go.I believe Curt meant Larry Goins.If you want to spend money on education go ahead but I would dive head first into this BP website first, especially the wholesaling forum and absolutely submerge yourself in the sea of information offered here...for FREE.I'm somewhat anti guru only because I spent a lot of money learning wholesaling systems and only used 5 - 10 percent of what they taught me...but maybe thats just me.

That's not true at all.Many deals fall out for whatever reason.Also the pending comp might have closed already and the listing broker didn't update the status yet in the MLS.I find this frequently and even though my local MLS can fine the broker/agents for not updating on time they are still lazy agents out there.A sold comp 6 months back means nothing.Finance markets have changed,money down,time to close,more regulations,your local market could have stayed flat,declined heavily,or has appreciated and gotten hot.So 6 months ago does nothing for me.Recent closings in 30 to 60 days max in close proximity and not far away will paint a better picture.You also need to look at what is common in buyer paid closing costs and the list price to selling price ratio and days on the market until a sale.Good Luck