Basically, it involves looking at a lot of houses, listings, sold information, and really learning your area.

Can someone please explain this process/ the steps involved?

Not everyone can 'do' self-employed because it involves wearing so many hats, and wearing them well.Guy I know is a mechanic.

I thought of you while watching a musical number right in the middle of it involving some university professors.

Your best bet to avoid procuring cause disputes is to be upfront and say you are working with another agent.

Many of these owners were really speculators, betting on continued appreciation.

The new one can be at a higher price, higher interest and a different term than the original.Both involve a transfer of ownership.

I know people who have gotten involved in 2 lawsuits as a result of doing sandwich leases.

If you are thinking of 200 unit apartment complexes then your target market would expand to a regional or national apartment management / developer.Your best bet might be to look around at the different types of projects that you are thinking about developing that are for sale and contact the listing agent.

Most wholesale deals will be you dealing directly with a motivated homeowner and there will not be an agent involved.