I just want to give a huge shout out to BiggerPockets!I'm still a newbie in the Real Estate Investing world and know for a fact if I wouldn't have stumbled upon this site while browsing podcasts at work, I would be to...

Good afternoon everyone,I'm looking to hook up with anyone who does wholesaling in the Worcester area that I can work with, or for to gain knowledge about wholesaling.

Residential tenants who do repairs or improvements gain an equitable interest in the property, that can lead to foreclosure, not just a simple eviction. 

., gaining enough capital to flip houses or buy rentals may be hard to do.

I've been reading books and researching in hoping to gain a ton of knowledge before making my first deal.

But I have to admit the transaction costs have kept me out of it (closing, realtors, short term capital gains, check your rate with IRS site research or a CPA; plus all the fix up fees).Of course, there are even hybrid strategies, like Jay P.

MSRs that fall within this 10 percent threshold will be subject to a risk weight of 250 percent in 2018, while those that exceed this 10 percent threshold carry a dollar-for-dollar capital charge.

Also, while you're paying off your loans, you can gain experience as a renter.

However given the correlation to commercial RE thought here was best.I've noticed on some of the financial products I've been pursuing/commercial loan apps, and personal financial statements, all of them have asked about life insurance.For any in the commercial lending realm or those who have filled out more commercial lending applications/financial statements than they care to remember, do you feel or know if the life insurance section carries much weight on  your application/ability to obtain the loan?

I do plan to flip a house here or there if a great deal presents itself, and use the money made from that to either pay off existing mortgages (unfortunately then having to pay capital gains) or purchase a few more rentals.