I am new to real estate investing and would like to talk to members who have experience in flipping real state.Thank you Dennis Villamor

I have no experience at even talking to hard money lenders.

So far the contractor has replaced a compressor (burned out) and the condenser (with a goodman rep involved, neither of which could figure out why as they are so reliable)New line set to go in today for $500who is liable for this and who can I talk to about it? 

I would check with other wholesalers and possibly talk to a broker.  

Have you talked to the local authorities?

CRM-tracking phone numbers where it came from3. talking to other people in real estate- converting data to cashI love gadgets...Website provider just updated their dashboard to give it a fresh new look for 2016 and I love it!

For every deal you lock down, you will probably have looked at 10-15 other properties, that came from 20-30 callers you've had to talk to, generated by 5000-6000 letters you've sent out.

We were concerned with this all along and the reason we switched to this lender was because he said he could work around it because she became a teacher through a program which offers her a minimum salary and that he would use that.The seller didn’t want to give us an extension or do a lease to own at first, but his lawyer talked him into a 60 day extension.

@David Dachtera  first course of action is to simply and I say very simply.. go to the county or city .. talk with the planning department.. and make sure the lots were recorded as final plats.. and are legal lots of record. just because utls are in does not mean the plat was recorded.then see if there are any other red flags.. then go to public works ask the same questions.then go to the building department and make sure they don't have them flagged.

So if anyone is looking for a help around the area, or someone to work with, or just someone to talk shop with, Im am here!