I am looking into getting licensed to both manage properties as well as conduct sales.

We are constantly conducting meet-upso and this coming weekend a bus tour.Regards,Craig C

You can still search Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and HUD for foreclosures, while conducting a direct mail campaign, driving for dollars or using bandit signs.

Need to take at least a glance at business law, types of contracts, what constitutes fraud, what tortuous conduct is and existing laws such as truth in advertising, fair credit, security & exchange, consumer protection matters and how to find the different agencies of government that regulate business.I'm not saying study law, I'm saying you need to be aware of aspects of business that are regulated, how to find applicable laws and agencies to find the guidelines you're expected to operate under.

There is an advantage to being at an open outcry auction, but it moves fast and it takes some getting used to how the auction is conducted.

Our programs and 'schemes' are sound, we've closed enough deals, to be honest I just don't like the way most of them conduct business.

Generally in most purchase and sale agreements it says that the broker/agents are NOT legal advisers, accountants, inspectors, etc. and that buyers should conduct due diligence properly before buying.

If you knew how much stuff investors put up with and also as a broker/agent you would know it's just part of the business.Might not be right to you or how you would conduct business but there is a threshold to prove unethical or illegal that has to be met.

I have only a bit of knowledge on his current situation and I would clearly conduct some due diligence before going any further.

The destination of your current path is a train wreck.Next, invest in professional training so you know the right way to conduct a wholesaling business.