I hope to be able to connect with you and inquire about how you conduct business as well as which markets you're in.

Also, you're application fee should cover all of your expenses for conducting the credit/verification checks so you're not out any money.Lastly, I would suggest not "turning away" or "stalling" any applicants while you wait to finish another app.

There are some other mechanics that go into that type of deal and the realtor has to be involved because the deal can't be conducted without them because the lending institutions say so.Not sure about REO's and wholesaling.Are you buying fixers?

So if you record it (properly) it will show up in public record and when title search is conducted, that search includes searching public record, so yes it will show up.

Essentially you have a property management company conducting the high risk activities and a holdings company that holds the assets.  

Agenata@william I am looking for a place to organize all the projects to conduct flips.

-You can always transfer money into an LLC ("profits" from your properties if you want) but that's just called capital investment INTO the LLC and not "profit" since for it to be profit the LLC would have to conduct a service or provide a product.

I also believe business should be conducted with honesty, loyalty and by not being greedy.I have witnessed and heard stories from investors getting cheated by many PM's in Rochester that would tack on stupid fees on top of maintenance calls.On a few occasions it was proven that no work was even carried out and it was a fake maintenance expense.Its very sad to see these these things happening.Thanks and have a great day.

Inspections usually range anywhere from $300-$700 depending on the quality of the servicer and any additional tests or bonds that need to be conducted.

How do you vet the investor from the window shoppers ?