You are clearly very passionate and that has driven you to a lot of success.

There aren't many markets that I know of that don't require the Buyer to disclose material facts about their side of the transaction. 

If you’re ripping out most of the material on your flip (eg back to the studs), and replacing the furnace, that’ll go a long way to help.

Dear BP family,Often times, we hear low grade, mid-grade, high-grade construction materials.

I've read quite a few of the books but having a group of individuals to digest the material with can be beneficial. 

They will be driven up two if not three tax brackets.

I saw that he has some videos uploaded to YouTube (it looks like he's doing a VNBFD seminar right now so I can't imagine those videos will stay up for too long) but other than that it doesn't look like any of the material on his website is free.

And those are being done extremely cheap by people that are working for low wages and using low quality materials.

For example:- Wholesaling campaign (ie. purchased letters, envelopes, and stamps)- Mileage expenses (obviously for repairs/showings they would go under the property you are driving to, but I am referring now to miles driven say to a REIA meeting, or to meet with a realtor/investor to discuss business)- REIA membership fees- Business related expenses to look at property away from hometown- RE/business books etc. etc. etc.Let me reiterate, these expenses I mentioned don't fall under any specific property, except for maybe the wholesaling can be associated with the property purchased after it, but you see what I mean with the others.

He used that to suck them to buying his training courses and other material.