All joking aside, it's pretty amazing what this organization has contributed to global health, education, etc, over the past several years:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_%26_Melinda_Gates_FoundationBtw, having worked for MSFT for a long time, I can promise you that employees of the company make a LOT more jokes about their own products than people outside the company make...there is plenty to joke about

You can get split foyers in the 90k to 110k range and resell for the 220k range, I think I find more deals than I find money. hahahaI work in fairfax so the problem I find with VA is it takes so much money to even go after one property.

Think it through, if you were the Investor buying at 98k, how much would it cost you to buy, hold and resell?

., you can resell it for $100K as-is) then that's a great deal.It's important to distinguish between the two...

The way I got started was establish a checking account in the LLC, deposit more cash than you withdraw, request portfolio loans, treat the organization with respect and keep to your word and then request the business line.

(entering the contract gives the wholesaler an equitable interest in the property, and makes it legal for him to sell it without a license) He then either closes the property himself and immediately resells to his end buyer, or simply assigns his rights to the contract to an end buyer for a fee.The bottom line is that a Realtor Lists a property, a wholesaler Buys it.

It appears they can not come up with the real title of ownership documents due to all the selling and reselling of mortgages prior to the market crash in 2008.

As a rehabber, here is what I would pay for this property (my max purchase price, or MPP):MPP = ARV - Rehab - Fixed - ProfitRehab = $30KFixed Costs = $15K (for me)Profit = $15K (minimum for me)So, my MPP would be:MPP = ARV - $60KLet's assume I could resell this for $82K (the one comp in the area), then I'd be willing to pay $22K for the deal.If you wanted to make $5K as your fee, you'd have to buy it for $17K to resell it to me.Not all rehabbers use my formula, but it should give you an idea of where you'd have to buy it to make your fee reselling to a rehabber.And, of course, you need to verify the rehab costs and the ARV.

I'll soon be 59 1/2 and am planning take a distribution on a 403b (non-profit organizations) that I have with the intention of using it in a SD IRA (most likely with checking capability).

Organizer?