I feel I know bits and pieces of everything, but dont have much confidence in one area.

I understand that the HELOC comes with the risk of losing both homes if I can't make payments, but I'm pretty confident I will be able to, if not 100% sure.

I think far too many investors place far too much confidence in the thinking that an "entity" absolves them of personal liability.

But if you're confident in the area and that your numbers are on the money.

I think once the home prices start rising that gives people on the sidelines confidence that they can jump in the market.

But I want to confidently say "No", OR be able speak to a new law he may be thinking of that pertains to something similar.If anyone knows, pls advise.

But I'm still new to wholesaling and I don't have the confidence I would have after doing MANY deals like some of you....so I'm looking for feedback...Bedrooms: 3Baths: 2Garage: 1Sq.ft: 1332 Block ConstructionShort SaleBuilt 1952$1,253 TaxesVALUES:RealQuest $70kMarket Rent $850-$1,000COMPS (within 1/4 mile in past 3 mths):3/1.5/0, 1350 sf, $47k -All Cash3/2/0, 1282 sf, $45k -All Cash3/2/2, 1435 sf, $36k -All CashLocated on a decent street within a 1/4 mile of a main road that runs through the city, restaurants, businesses, and public transportation.

Very simple.As for the newbie sale, the key to any sale is a clear expression of confidence and professionalism.

I'm confident if we do get selected we'll be pre-leased for the most part.

At the start it might be hard to front you a fee for your "work" as I don't have confidence that you will perform.If you prove yourself a few times I might be willing to advance you a fee for your research duties - maybe 50% now 50% on closing.