Yes, I agree I really do need to see the property first and foremost.

Does she really have to be there for you to see the problems she told you about?

So I do not see the rehab part as being a big roadblock.

@Corey Davis,I agree with you, but four years even a blind man can see the home owner is riding the system.Joe Gore

May never see the money but make them pay in another way and hopefully keep them from doing it to others.

There are literally hundreds of contractors in a large city who could help.The problem tendency I see for new investors is that they see the various prefessions, be it contractor, realtor, or lender as adversaries.

If you can't see the County recorder information online for an out-of-state parcel, then you have go to the county courthouse in person.

I would be able to communicate furing these hours too.Next question is.. is there anyone in new england that would recommend a pre license course thatll help me get my license and not just trybto sell me a class.Ill be on later to see the replies and any suggested reading would me much appreciated.please dont hesitate to teach me the simplest techniques available.

Within the last year a neighbor offered him $10,000 - $12,000 for both which he felt was probably way to low.I made the mistake of not making an appointment to see the properties, and I have no idea how to value a mobil home.

I can see you're thinking big, but you have to carry the water to get there.Trying to be as fair as I can, I see the potential business, I just don't think wholesalers have enough equity deals to spread or split profits as their buyers will usually be local, IMO.