Or does it have to all come down and be dry walled?

What have I done so far: So far I've found a few deals, asked agents about them, and when the agent says who are you working on finance through I hit a wall. 1) I haven't been pre approved by anyone. 2) It seems during all of these podcasts/videos on BP they say "just make an offer" so I get tripped up when I actually get asked where's the money. and 3) well..

I learned this trick from the book “What Color is Your Parachute”

& I have a wholesale mentor who can help me out if I run into a brick wall.

Look at the walls and see if it will need drywall repairs, texture coating or just new paint.

As someone who works the probate niche, I've been painted an ambulance chaser...So I guess I can deal with the perception of being unprofessional by someone who colors me so by way of hawking his own product.

So have a blessed day....That same saying was on the kitchen wall in a house I bought at sheriff sale ...So I think you have to be somewhat willing to handle some of your own problems on a day-to-day basis ...Oh, and for reading, that same house had the book titled "A Day Late and a Dollar Short" - they really should have written the sequel: "A WHOLE Lot More than a Day Late, and a WHOLE Lot More Than a Dollar Short" :D

I believe there is slight space--maybe an inch-- betweeen the sides and walls (1/2" each side)I don't think it's a problem, but what do you think?

I admire your ambition and eagerness, but I think it's best to at least appear to others that you know enough about what you do that you can be successful enough to make a living from it.I have never used direct mail of any kind, so I have no idea what color paper to use.Before striking off in different directions, I suggest you first, learn how to estimate market value using comps, understand the the types of transactions used and the related rules, regulations and laws pertaining to the transactions.

It's big, has a stone wall around it, bunch of gravestones, gotta be at least 60 graves there.