Wholesalepro, If only you could make a book that walks up to a person's door, who is about to become The Real Estate Investor; an arm comes out of the book, puts a squirt gun to said person's head and makes them read just some basic things they absolutely must know to even consider REI.

So basically, I am coming out of pocket $728 + 350 insurance +$57water + $192 taxes which is a total of $1327 on a m onthly basis.

Check local classifieds for building materials MANY people/contractors DUMP OFF their excess like for nothing, Basically, sub it yourself.

You MUST learn the basics before you start buying if you want to succeed.

People like to do business with, and feel more comfortable with people “like themselves”... and/or… people that sound like, or look like, they can help them with what they (the seller) want done.If you know what the seller does for a living, dress how they may dress…I usually dress in slacks, a pull over or button up shirt, and nice shoes… Basically “business casual” attire.

When I signed up a couple of years ago it was pretty basic, now there is a lot of added features.

I believe we can work together and ensure every arrangements that we shall both execute in line with my taking up the tenancy should be done accordingly to ensure we have a proper understanding.In view of my work schedule, I would want us to finalize basic arrangements.

Anyways, as I sat and listened to this meeting, within 5 minutes, I figured out that this was not the meeting I was supposed to be in.He was basically explaining to them that to get leads, you have to call call call...blah blah blah.

(was $34,900)So basically I'm wondering how I can find out how long the banks have been holding these, and also if anyone here has a history of making an offer with either of these banks.Is there a certain % they usually accept?

I'm taking the course mostly because i want to get more familiar with the basics of real estate (laws, marketing, etc.), and also to become an agent.