Can someone please explain this process/ the steps involved?

Not everyone can 'do' self-employed because it involves wearing so many hats, and wearing them well.Guy I know is a mechanic.

I thought of you while watching a musical number right in the middle of it involving some university professors.

The new one can be at a higher price, higher interest and a different term than the original.Both involve a transfer of ownership.

I know people who have gotten involved in 2 lawsuits as a result of doing sandwich leases.

Most wholesale deals will be you dealing directly with a motivated homeowner and there will not be an agent involved.

Though the swings of my occupation make it difficult to project earnings, I should barely make 6 figures this year (a goal I set for myself in February).My parents have been pushing me to get involved in real estate since March and though I am very interested, I feel like I don't know where to begin (unfortunately there's only so much school can teach).

First of all you need to know what contracts are involved.

so out goes the idea of the trust, but its a great idea though.2) The LLC idea, it the bank is involved they will pull a history of the property ( prelim title report) and they will find out that the LLC recently took ownership of the property... .. this might create issues.My thoughts, why not just talk to the BANK.... request them to sell you the non performing note ..

But no matter what the total commission is, normally this is split between the two agents involved.