Do you have property management on the ground, etc? 

You provide the loan at 12%+ to the folks on the ground doing the heavy lifting.

The 90% that quit didn't have the marketing capital or the courage to go boots on the ground.

I manage property in all three.But the competition is fierce if you are not on the ground in the market.Have you thought about a turnkey investment?

Having draw the murky connection to you personally (a person guaranteeing the assets of a company which owns only assets guaranteed by the person) it becomes exceedingly difficult to prove to a judge that in fact the company is truly a separate entity and not a dumping ground for your property, in which case your personal assets are still attachable.Second, mortgage companies will charge a company higher interest rates than an individual, especially if the company has no track record.

I would never get a conventional loan if they had any clue as to how much credit I have  LOL  just broke ground on my 27 homes in Gresham and signed a 4 million dollar loan... that would hammer your fico :)

Joe even had to leave some crops on the ground because he had more than enough to meet the demands at the vegetable stand.What were Joe's sons doing in the meantime?

I recommend to my studens that they not try to wholesale all around the country, but rather pick key areas that they'll work around the country, then loate people on the ground that can be your eyes and ears.

Although cold calling would allow you to cover more ground in less time and expense, don't throw caution to the wind with respect to the do not call registry/laws (unless you have an extra 10K lying around).Regards,Scott Miller

Well....seems he was comping projects that had not come out of the ground yet.