My contractor is a pretty reputable and nice guy - he went next door, knocked and asked permission to put his ladder up on their side of the fence because that's the only way to get at the siding.They said sure, just don't talk or interact with anybody staying there.

He owns a world wide tech medical manufacturing business, net worth is, guessing over 50M, he doesn't need my money!!!!

Will, There will be many reputable speakers at this event.

But since you don't have the experience, you just need to ensure that you deal with someone reputable and that can do the dirty work for you.There are also a number of very solid real estate investment funds that pay double-digit returns with very low risk.

He said he'd even take a 2nd on one of my small apartment buildings and said he normally would never do that, but he knows me and I have a reputation with him.

Sold a manufactured home last week and all went well.

Get a couple of reputable contractors out there and have a real estate agent let you and them in to give you some estimates.

The manufactured home has beams on the bottom of it that bear directly on top of the jacks or blocks.

When your new, seperating yourself from other new wholesalers by showing knowledge and closing deals will build your reputation faster.

Sending a borrower to jail doesn't make payments either.If folks don't know how money can be lost, they haven't been in the business long enough.No, notes are not rocket science so much as being aware of a very wide range of issues, beyond discounting a value to a yield and looking at a property.I'd say too that Dave has a good reputation here, I have never heard a bad word.