Funds received from sellers, nonprofit or other organizations, including state and local government agencies, for down payment assistance grants cannot be used to reduce the required contribution.Funds paid for costs outside of closing, such as hazard insurance, taxes, application fees, and other items related to the purchase, are considered part of the homebuyer’s required contribution.

Hi all,I am a relative newbie. 

Besides the deed with vendor's lien, note, and deed of trust, I have 40-60 pages of notices and disclosures.This is just a taster, so I'd say find a local club and people who have already done this.

I didn't know how to respond and was torn between going for the highest paying W2 possible for easier financing of deals, and between going with some real estate related career (mortgage lender, RE agent, working for property management company, etc).

(Unlike those great projects like the Big Dig in Boston, which had permits out the ears, and was inspected a million times, and still turned out to be crap work.)I think of Georgia as a relatively free state, but then I think that about Arizona, too and found out recently that you need a license there to be a painter.

I’m not sure about market specific things BUT I know wholesaling IS marketing and human relations.

These are relatively low cost but can be high risk and cash only purchases. 

Furthermore, it's easy to see the sale record of a property or deed transfer on the county web site, so anyone can find the true owner of the property.  

All parties agree that termination of this agreement without prior notice before December 2019 will constitute breach of the tenancy as agree on Page 1, and all security deposits shall be forfeited in favor of the Owner as full Liquidated damages at Owner's option following termination without notice"So.. what are my options?

I saw that podcast but kinda overlooked it because I wasn’t sure it would relate to me.