Eventually I will have over 6 figures in buying power from credit cards alone.

You are the owner you have the power.

The issuing power should be taken from the banks and restored to the people to whom it properly belongs.” 

The inspection clause is pretty powerful in letting a buyer out of a contract. 

One of the most powerful pieces of advice I can give any investor in the early stages (that means starting out) is to, choose your teacher and/or mentor with the same due-diligence you would use in searching a heart surgeon for yourself or a family member.

I would do everything in my power to make your investors whole on their principal (or as whole as possible if it isn't possible to get them 100% back), even if you have to take a larger hit personally.

Perhaps once I get pre-approval to see exactly what my spending power is you'd give me some feedback on a hypothetical flip I could put together based on something I find on the MLS at that time?

Tensions are high with the 3 major powers.

@Kris KahrsI'd recommend calling several of the bigger home remodeling companies in town.

Hi, I'm working on my first wholesale deal and I would like to know if your wholesaling a property to another investor in the same state as the property, do you still have to use a power of attorney?