Wholesaling, bird dogging or brokering without a license, you can be required to show up (with counsel if you like) at an investigative hearing held by the real estate commission and this is no courtroom, it's administrative law and the burden of proof is much different, you might say, it is what they say it is!

Many of my customers will not have even seen a house that's listed on the MLS before I present it to them because most of them are 30-50 with families and FT jobs that just can't make the time to go investigate every house that looks like it might be a good deal, only to turn out not to be.I'm not going to convince you to buy houses from me that are listed on the MLS and I'm not sure that I'm even trying to.  

In agreeing to his price he has agreed to potentially owner finance the house to me.I have investigated how I should go about the financing and it is here that I am not quite sure.

With some investigation, you should find that hopefully it is not too difficult to implement this for your new investment.

You need to call a local real estate attorney to where the property is located and tell them to deal with this mess immediately.Depending on the state where the property resides,the buyers agent should be responsible to have to perform a final walk through inspection and agree in writing that the property is ready for acceptance.Demand to see the paperwork again and talk to The the agents broker of record to investigate whether or not their agent performed their duties.

I have been investigating the different areas of investing, and my girlfriend and I believe short-term rentals in our vacation area is the way to go.

Be sure to "refresh" your investigation right before the foreclosure auction because liens could be filed at the last minute.Do some reading on BP.

You should inspect the property inside and out but also investigate the tenants.

Hi Folks,I am investigating an opportunity to purchase from another investor.

If you've got some miles under your belt I would say investigate the offer from CityWorth Mortgage.