The book comes with a CD that includes many of the forms necessary, such as a tenant application, lease agreement or month-to-month, home inspection checklist, etc.

Collecting rent, showing the property, collecting applications, move-in, move-out, making sure house rules are followed and that tenants take care of family property.

(d) The last one came in very sharp - been with all the 'gurus', but when it comes to the application of all those skills learned; realize that he is suffering from 'information paralysis'.It's important to note that all four (4) came in sharp, however, all but one lost that edge.

If you provide a little detail on the situation, that would help people understand if we might have something that would be applicable in this case....I've seen exec summaries on everything from $35mm construction loan requests to $125k NPN investment opportunities.

Well, it's always the few that mess things up for the majority.The issue is the lack of an education and the assumption that gurus provide an education.There is nothing wrong with wholesaling so long as you do it ethically and in compliance with applicable laws.Since wholesaling is walking the narrow line of what Realtors do and the activity requires a license, yes, I'd say that effects the general reputation.I'd think those that build a business model around this strategy may have a hard time in most communities as it is seen as selling or facilitating a sale of a property you don't own.

There are all kind of ratios and tools you can use to analyze a deal...and many of you try this approach....but there is nothing better than actual life experience and it's application.

With that being said, if I purchase the 2nd or 3rd position lien (because some of the properties are 2+ yrs overdue on taxes,) could I go ahead and fill out the application for the tax deed for that property?

He fills out the application in his car and offers me $500 in cash to hold the house for him.

Wells denied my HELOC application earlier this year, so I feel your pain, but I took the advice of some people here and went to a small local bank, where I was able to get a cash out refi.

Hey everyone, I was just curious how you might go about “screening” people and or denying them (before an application) if you’re trying to fill a room but only to a single person?