Don't know Phil, don't intend to buy MAPS, haven't sat in on a webinar - none of that.I do plan to try this technique but with a lease option instead of Sub2 because the market seems ripe for it.

Rounding and estimating are a big part though as things get more complicated!

Discussion of technique will confuse people.

It's just too complicated to undo everything when they have you all sewn up.I would never recommend that anyone give all of their business to one bank.

The tax system in this country is stupid and way too complicated.

The question about hiring a GC vs. doing it yourself really depends on three things: 1) Your time and availability, 2) The scope of your project (simple vs. complicated rehab) and 3) how comfortable you feel managing a rehab project.My first house flipping project I hired a GC because I did not have the time to oversee the project, did not have the contractors and it was a significant amount of work to do.

Since doing that requires a license in most states, wholesalers use various techniques.

I prefer to use this technique only as necessary as it will eventually get you a bad reputation.

With an apartment complex, you have to sell the whole enchilada (or enter into some complicated fractional ownership structure).

Short sales are very complicated, but you can simplify them with good screening.