After that I always stick with the same banker that I have dealing multiple transactions.

Complete newbie to wholesaling, though I have read multiple books regarding the subject.

Not so much in response rate, but in engaging with motivated sellers and getting deals done.

I can see where the advice of an attorney would be very useful in complex situations say regarding multiple members, but in my case I would be setting this up strictly as a 1 member llc.

Apparently my buyers like it too, as I typically get in contract on my flips in a day or two, typically with multiple offers.

From what I have been told, on multiple offer situations a buyer can give a credit towards the seller as incentive to accept their offer.

I felt I had ample justification (i.e. multiple comps, professional appraisals, etc) on both of them for why I felt the assessed value should be lower.In response, the County lowered one of the properties to what I suggested.

I have confirmed via multiple sources that the business had existed for more than 10 years.In today's digital world, 10 or 15 days is a fair bit of time for me to do research.

I haven't heard anyone here talking about pulling multiple credit reports when they research a family with multiple members; do you just assume that one credit report will give you complete information?

He has, at the very least, multiple months before the lender forecloses, takes over, and kicks him out.