i guess my first priority right now is to learn some basics first, i dont even know many of the terminology yet. secondly i guess i should start saving up money and building credit!

So basically the main difference between a bird dog and a wholesaler is that the bird dogger just finds the property for the investor and the wholesaler actually puts the property under agreement and then shops it to his investors?

I sent a letter to the address basically saying I might be interested if you would entertain selling and I may be able to make it well worth your while.

Just curious for anyone that has done some development work, if there are any basic numbers to follow for bringing in electric and phone?

I also think that just being able to see some of the basic contracts that you use would clear up some of the uncertainty on that end.

I use 2% as my basic guideline for purchase closing costs.

He started land-based feudalism around 700 AD which is the basic structure of REI we use today.

Here is what I found listed as an average daily diet for Michael Phelps:Breakfast: Three fried egg sandwiches with cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, fried onions, and mayonnaise.A five-egg omelet.A bowl of grits.Three slices of French toast with powdered sugar.Three chocolate pancakes.Two cups of coffee.Lunch: A pound of pasta with tomato sauce.Two large ham, cheese, and mayo sandwiches on white bread.Energy drinks.Dinner: A pound of pasta with tomato sauce.Six to eight pizza slices (basically, a whole pizza!).

I agree with Taz that quickbooks is a good program - I use Quickbooks Pro because the reports are a little better that the basic Quickbooks.

The first thing I would do is learn the basics of the business.