But if it was an Investor looking to put $10 down so that he can assign the contract for $25k then the judge will shoot him down and threaten him for practicing RE without a license (ask me how do I know).If Investors here were organized we could defeat that ruling, I'm sure.

Here's a link supporting this idea:http://dollardisciple.com/3-reasons-not-to-use-an-llc-for-rental-property/ If you have significant personal assets a LLC provides an extra layer of protection and is worth it, but make sure you do it right (Articles of Organization and all that).

You'll get a bunch of organized material and processes.

Sorry, I don't see a company that makes hard money loans by taking in funds from private individual any different.But again, as Bill points out, these terms aren't trademarked and their usage isn't regulated by the SEC or any banking organization.

Here is what you put on your profile for all to see:"Volunteer, Manager, Ninja, Mother, Rock Climber, Figure Skater, Ice Hockey Goalie, Kickboxing, Tae Kwon Do, Chi Nei Tsang, Peer Counsellor, Grip, Investor, Private Lender, Instructor, Facilitator, Author, Publisher, Non Profit Organization Founder and Coach"I was simply complimenting you on the fact that you have many interests - thus - a jack of all trades.

I have regrouped and started organizing my spending, call back backs, and everything else associated with wholesaling.

Hi Everyone,I have a buddy way up in the Zillow organization who put me in touch with one of their senior project managers.

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Never having done this before, it seems like the person that gets the short end of the stick is the medium sized organization.

Looking for an organic relationship here, we are not looking to hire a real estate/life coach we want a partner and team member.