If they don't pay you'll be glad you acted quickly to get rid of them.

You build a Buyer pool relatively quickly, and the cool thing is that you aren't begging them for business, but rather THEY are coming to YOU to help them.Keller WIlliams has a great training program called IGNITE, that helps you focus on hitting the ground running (thus the obvious title). 

It's way more likely that you are going to get conventional financing using your personal SS# and tax returns,2:  Vesting:  When you close, the deed will probably have you listed as the grantee, but like heather does, you can QC the property into the LC pretty quickly and easily.BUT - You really should discuss your strategy with your CPA and a RE attorney. 

Even kittens will usually quickly learn to use one. 

My quick assessment would be closer to 20k. 

If you hit your numbers you'll have a quick payback. 

What's up BP community, I had a quick question.

We are looking to expand our panel of appraisers in the greater Philadelphia area, so if anyone has recommendations on someone they’ve used in the past please let us know.We have a few we use now that are quick but we need more.Thanks

If you're looking for rentals, there are several that will fund your purchase as a bridge loan so you can still pick up properties quickly, then you'd refinance with a bank.Best of Luck!

Hey Everyone,Wanted to put together a quick list of a few things I wish I had known (and worked through more fully) before I started investing in real estate.Taking action is SO important, but even just a little more planning would have helped my investing business grow more quickly (and profitably)What is something you wish you had known before you started investing?