If it has a great reputation and has prospects for continuing to increase its client base, it may have a premium over existing income.

RE Agent, Title Company, and I found a page on Lender Processing Services' Web site that might interest you.

P NW, do you have any web links for info on on PEX/Polybutyl fittings?

I do not have a local investment club for me to ask around to find someone who is successful using this technique, so this web site is my only shot at finding a mentor who is willing to share there knowledge.

A couple friends of mine are interested in signing up with a guy named Jeff Kaller but I haven't seen any positive reputable reviews (i.e. someone with more than 1 post).Are we better off by ourselves trying to network with people at the local REIA?

I wonder if the hedge fund is the same one that is touted to invest in the bulk REO deals that are being pitched by various fee-based REO guru sites on the web.

If you include financing and inspection contingencies, you can get out if something happens on either of those, though.Since you're dealing directly with the listing agents, you want to try to build a strong reputation with those agents.

Reputations are formed quickly and as a new wholesaler you are going to be off on a couple of deals anyways.

This morning I went to the web to research fax machines....WOW!!

i do not currently know of any reputable lenders that are doing HELOCS on NOO (non-owner occupied) properties. do you or your bro currently claim this home as your residence (or 2nd home)?