There must be a form for every single step in the selling process.

I honestly would like to learn how to step up my game on this too.

I plan to take my South Carolina licensing course this month and am researching my next steps.

I would recommend looking for possible private lenders as the next step to being able to purchase more.

I know I’m missing pieces here, what would be your 1st steps if you were in my shoes?

I've decided that wholesaling is the path i am going to pursue and want to pick everyones brain about what they wish they knew or would do if they started all over again!

Smart way to pursue things. 

Once I have applicants in the 650+ range they are one step closer to being eligible, based on my screening standards, and I then dig into the why of their score.

I don't know the details, but I believe a court made a ruling that scared the banks into it... could be wrong about the reason why.Yes I mean one that has passed through the court, the court issued a writ of execution and passed it on to the Sheriff office to sell at a court house step auction.

The auction purchaser's right to close is contingent upon the outcome of that suit.If the auction purchaser wants out of the deal to pursue other opportunities, the terms agreed to may reference a closing date and what occurs if marketable title cannot be delivered at that time.