Failure to do so could result in harsh penalties by the state licensing board.

Again, I am not against agents in most circumstances so no harsh words please!

This doesn't make landlords harsh.

that's why you'll see thousands of posts in the archives of this forum about people being a newbie wholesaler and "building their empire", but they quickly stop posting and we never hear from them again...again, sorry to be harsh...take it as constructive criticism and use it to motivate you to find some deals...once you find deals nobody else knew about, you'll have buyers begging you for more deals....good luck!

:lol: Didn't mean to sound harsh, sorry about that...

I'd be looking for something with a bit more padding on it.Not to say I haven't taken deals that thin (or thinner, even) when the buy-side market has been harsh and not a lot of opportunities abound (And I've got cash sitting in a bank account, with opportunity costs piling up...)Now if you're asking me what my ROI on my time is...

There are many authors out there who make it seem very easy and glamorous, but there are some harsh realities when it comes to REI, and these guys do their readers a favor by pointing it out.

there are plenty of horror stories just on this forum about previous owners that received short sales staying in the house...i wouldn't let them stay...sorry to sound harsh, but it can really come back to bite you..this is business unfortunately..

I don't mean that in a harsh way.

This is a REAL business and it takes real capital like most other businesses.I don't mean to sound harsh but it upsets me when people think it's ok to gamble with other peoples home/shelter.