My  2 cents: Present him your offer and then keep following up every other week until he either sell the house or ask you to stop calling him.

There are other requirements but as long as you get it set up right and follow all the rules, it will protect your liability.

Hi Revon,The "don't" for wholesaling include the following:1.

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Has anyone been to a Seminar where it was strictly networking or are most seminars held by Guru's trying to sell their product?

Little higher interest but you pay on the drawn balance, you don't start paying for the cash immediately like a refi (following month). 

Doing some preliminary scoping online for example...the following is straight off the MLS…2010 Todd St Greensboro NC3 beds / 1 bath asking price 65,000Taxes 785Seems like it could bring in 700 / monthThose familiar with this market...is this a horrible area, do homes rent out easily, is this somewhat typical? 

I am now drafting the Scope portion of the RFP and I have the following content so far.

In Wednesday's webinar, Brandon mentioned that when he makes offers he includes additional things in the price to try to make up the difference between what he needs for a deal vs what was offered. For example, in a s...

Every city has its own way of doing it so yes I have evicted people but my experience can't help you or your client there other than to say that you should follow every letter to the t and don't be too stringent on the waiting periods.