I've always believed that leaning is the crux of all endevor, action is the key.A buyers list?

After intialy leaning towards wholesaling I feel reabbing may be a good option to start out since that knowledge may ultimately make me a better wholesaler in the long run.

I upgrade trouble areas and run a pretty lean operation by doing a lot of the work myself at this point.

I have several other houses I'm looking at, so please call me at your earliest convenience.

So, the attorney drew one up - without the original executed Promissory Note - and recorded the Deed of Trust.Now, the attorney for the seller is trying to convenience the seller to pay the attorney more money to file foreclosure proceedings.

I take a 1st lean holder position for 60 months at 9% with montly payments.

The judge or magistrate generally has a lot of leeway within the legal parameters, so it's very well worth it to know which way your local court leans (though it often gets down to a judge by judge basis.)Also, just because you don't have a lease right now doesn't mean that you can't put one into place, as long as you comply with your state's requirements on notice, etc.

It's actually 3.5% +$0.15/transaction if the tenant isn't standing in front of you swiping the card.https://squareup.com/help/en-us/article/5068-fees-and-pricing-plansI was just looking at that today.You should also look in to this article about convenience fees, charging more for paying with a credit card, etc.

That's kind of what I'm leaning toward.

I think I'm leaning towards focusing on my local market at first to keep the learning curve as small as possible as I start off.