I am not asking if you're using a VA from another country, but a local person.If so, are you paying $X per Prospect Sheet turned in, a set fee or percentage of the profit (if you close), or a combination, and how much do you pay?

He built the #1 Exit Realty franchise in the country right there in Murfreesboro.

Also, I've talked to a few Attorneys in MA and NH who look at me cross eyed when I mention a "double close" or "wholesale" to them.

Research areas in the country you want to invest in.

Crossing the $500 mark is definitely a challenge.

It would require dealing with an unsophisticated second lender in reality, if one were honest in explaining risks, there would, with a reasonable person, probably need to be some omissions of facts to get that lender to lend, then not only do you have ethical issues but you could be crossing into fraudulently presenting the deal.

I've seen the purchase contract from Ocwen that listed my home as one of a hundred all over the country that they bought in one shot.

Cross your fingers as we still have to get our permanent financing and be paid back by the builder for the extra time he took to finish the project.

Yet, even during the depths of the Jimmy Carter years, when not only our national economy was stagnant but people were losing faith in the US as being the greatest country in the world, one which could rebound from anything, a time at which people thought getting a mortgage for 15% was a SCREAMING DEAL, people were still buying and selling real estate and everything else!

Paul, you may already be done with the deal but if you do two separate transactions as wisely suggested by Steven, make sure you have a cross default clause, it will cover what Eric K mentioned.