In addition, I have extensive experience working with banks and financial institutions in the disposition of foreclosed properties.  

Their argument is that, strictly speaking, you are conducting business in two states, even if you are just making phone calls and signing papers.

There is the same challenge if you were 3 or 4 hrs (Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Hampton Roads or any other multitude of locations) the investment of time and energy is extensive to get to a remote location, even geographically close like Richmond because of our traffic, regularly.  

Ben, I do hope you will visit the new regulatory issues we are now under and understand that things have changed, if you read my post above and went to those links, you could seer the issues.You can now burn your guru books, and a dealer, investor, operator now getting into these crediting matters conducting business will be in violation of federal law.

What I did was simple...http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200...Buy one... get a long, heavy duty extension cord, and wire it for 220VAC where one end plugs onto the generator 220 port, and the other has a twist lock.

I suggest you talk to your broker s/he will have something to say about how you conduct real estate transactions, even for yourself, they are still responsible for what you might do.There is only one Realtor wholesaler on BP I'm aware of and that brain isn't one to be picking, IMO.A net listing is not just a legal matter, it's an ethical matter as well. :)  

Not saying anyone has to go to college, but to be or even conduct yourself as a professional you will have formal teachings by educationally qualified teachers.

@Jamie Wooley I have self-closed with quite a few single-family homes, but only after extensive title work/research, lender satisfaction and deed knowledge.  

Thanks)The damage is not extensive.

Half of the pay off amount is due by the 30th in order to get a 30 day extension.