As an agent, you are in a POWERFUL position to wholesale property on your own.  

I'm not saying don't do the deal, but you absolutely should not lose the "walk away" power.

One of them has stucco siding, which is "dated" in New England - the other is vinyl.Question - what is the property "construction technique" for applying either say wood clapboard or cedar shingles over concrete - do you "strap" the concrete with wood - or, are say "concrete nails" sufficient" - also - what is standard for the interior walls - screwing a 2 X 4 against the wall (at 16" intervals) and then sheet-rocking over that?

Pick your favorite - or better yet, create a better, more powerful one.

Two very powerful tools that helped me from going to court over every little thing.

It's just a "model" but it shows the power of combining all the aspects of REI into one, and using exponential growth to really make it big.

The power of an agent in a wholesalers world is down played so much and losing your license is definitely not worth it.

Fortunately Arthur was merely a tropical storm when he arrived in Atlantic Canada, but with sustained winds of 80kph (50mph) and gusts to 125kph (80mph), hundreds of trees in the City were toppled - and, along with them, many power lines, several vehicles and a few roofs.Amongst our properties, we have four fallen trees (one large elm, that must be hundreds of years old).  

Ma died several years ago leaving a LW&T appointing, her daughter, my seller as the Executrix with powers to sell, and Letters Testamentary were issued to her.

Google is a very powerful tool...