I was up for the challenge of filling it in.

It is the biggest alligator on the alligator farm.

I guess my biggest question is whether the contract technically puts the property ownership in the buyers name.

New REI looking to make some decent cash and eventually achieve financial freedom helping people with real estate challenges.

one of the biggest expenses of being a realtor is errors and omissions insurance and it is there for a reason.In my geographical area, there are very draconian building codes and it is hard (and expen$ive) to get projects through so many, many homeowners just build without permits.

Do I hear a challenge?

By far the two biggest items are the kitchen and the bath.

the no money down hype may be applicable in some situations. but i don't think its something a newbie should be expecting.. especially with challenged credit..

But.... the biggest problem with this is that everyone could end up seeing your profit at the closing table.

But, I hate all the disclosures and liability that go along with investing on my own with my license.I understand that if you are dealing with the "average" agent, that you would want to consider your own license, but the liability isn't worth it if you pick someone like myself, that's decent, to do the searching for you.The biggest challenge you come up across most agents, is they've NEVER invested other than buying their own home!