I need some practice so can someone give me the simple steps to wholesaling?

A PM has just approached me, they’ll just take 8% off of my monthly rent, a one time setup fee of $350 (filling my vacant property with screening is included) and an additional $18 per month for the guarantee eviction in 21 days which it attracts me the most (just practically had to begged my previous tenant to moved out in order to avoided eviction; one month rent free with his security deposit refunded in full plus some cleaning fees out of my own pocket, knowing he could have had stayed at my place up to 5 months free or even longer if he knows the game).

While some of the concepts from Monopoly are practical, I realize that there is much more to REI in the real world.

I hope you would expect your Realtor to hold himself to the high standard of integrity you expect of yourself.Also, on a more practical level, our showing service is linked into our MLS.

Put it this way, if he does throw a strike, I'd be concerned that he's spending too much time practicing on the mound, and not enough time in the oval office

And yes it takes practice to find those gems.

So, if being compassionate is a reason to have socialistic practices, let's implement health care reform to provide compassion to all the young, poor people as well.

Search the topics (Operating Agreement, LLC) here and take notes, then see your attorney so that local custom and practice will be considered in what you want to do, especially in wholesaling activities. :)

Did you get some practice on flipping then?

There is nothing wrong with buying and selling or assigning a contract, so long as it is an acceptable practice and is done in a manner that does not violate law.