Hello, Bp community,Tonight I am reading the e-myth.

It is especially fundamental.

Wholesaling is transactional.things are changing in some states with the unlicensed activity of assigning contracts.. depends on the state.in Oregon if your business model is to assign contracts  any form of advertising them via e mail  flyers craigslist bp market place etc is deemed an activity that a license is required.. see below from our state regulators. 

There is more expense to a RE license than the initial course: brokerage fees, e and o insurance, MLS subscription, association fees, etc.

I'm working under the assumption that this is a 1-4 unit property that you claim on your Schedule E but even if it's a different property you will have LOTS more deductions besides just the repair work.

I would love to get everyone's opinion on what they think the fundamentals are when choosing a city or neighborhood to invest in are.

How you take e pool of potential properties and distill it down to a handful and then find the "one"?

How would getting traditional financing work from the banks being on a Treaty Investor Visa (E-2)? 

(E) This chapter does not apply to a local governmental entity of a subdivision of this state or local government."

Hi,I came across a property recently in Washington Park, Atlanta right on Joseph E Boone.