You know, I was just looking through some links when I found something online about 'virtual wholesaling' and I couldn't help but seeing something that kinda nagged at me.I think that coming from the internet marketing space I've become used to the big promises by a wide variety of gurus and 'self proclaimed experts' on how if you "just take action right now" your life will never be the same.

Yes, somewhat, I can't wrap my head around a 25 foot wide lot, my bedroom wouldn't fit on that!

The issue will be to the meanings of the words used and how widely the swath is cut for the lender to identify some action, or lack thereof, to be covered under the clause.  

This site has a tremendous amount of information and great opportunities to connect and interact with people who have a wide range of experience in REI.

The dimensions of the tile is about 4 feet wide by 10 feet long.

I'm looking at buying a property which is said to have a 15' wide easement to the property but how can I tell if it's a legit easement?

My first current deal is a single wide for $1k in one park and the owners gave their approval but said "this one only.  

This is why I am posing this question to this community to get all angles and aspects of out of state investing.

If so 50' wide is a double lot but does not mean it's able to be divided.  25 x 125 is std lot in City of Chicago

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