But then you have disclosures to the sellers about mark up and profits.Gurus though and even here on the Hallowed grounds of BP they talk about how to get started in RE and they talk about bird dogging and wholesaling and its really not legal to do..Otherwise why would there even be a RE license or a RE brokerage business at all if we could all just go about willy nilly selling properties we don't own.I for one would love to see this practice brought down and regulated.

I was brought to BiggerPockets through a web of search links while researching my current situation.

The seller picks him/her just because they brought the highest number, and signs a long-term contract.

Tim, I do alot of HUD Homes in Alabama and I've never brought home less than $860 commission, even on a $16k house, that was bought by an investor.

You do realize that nearly everyone in your target audience will be on Facebook.

Lived to regret it (repeatedly paid late, brought in dogs, finally had to evict for not paying rent).

Talk to the Sellers not the agents.Ask the sellers, "If I brought you a Home Buyer that needs to rent a while first, then would pay you 100% of current appraisal, and they would pay all closing costs, would you do business with me?

From an entry/exit strategy, SFR's have a much broader audience of buyers, are typically easier to liquidate and have more estabilished capital markets to finance.

Which may be set by the Court or Arbitrators in the same action or in a separate action brought for that purpose, in addition to any other relief".They told me this means that if we were to sue them and if the final verdict was in their favor, we are obligated to pay for their attorney's fee.My question is: Is this a common clause for submetering companies?

Hi Maria, First define who your target audience is.