By all means agents need to get paid...I would pay what I have to...Thats not a problem...I am very new at this and right after the post I called the agent and worked it out so thank you so much...It was a case of bad communication on both parts...Have a wonderful day and thanks for the knowledge.vjb

Although the demographic studies are not bad, there was so much building that the supply greatly exceeds current demand.

Has anyone had good/bad experiences starting out with lease options?

The walls & ceiling were just as bad and you can imagine how the kitchen & bath were.

Then honestly, I would go find some employment that will take the worry off of running into 'bad debt'.

Hey GuysFirst time here, I LOVE the site.I'll get right to the point.I have flipped 4 houses, all recently, all in Central FL and all went well :)I have two more I'm working on and I had some REO offers out there.I got a third offer accepted but I do not have the manpower to do it and I'd rather do my other two well than three badly so I want to wholesale this one.Here it is.I put an offer on a 4/3.

Copyright infringement is a serious crime, and trying to pass someone else's work as your own is a bad idea (and a fast way to being sued).I question whether you should be giving advice to people on article marketing when you appear to be violating the #1 rule of article marketing - Never use the work of others as your own.

Besides the two holes in the wall, have you done an inspection and how bad is the rest of the house?

I thought I read that banks must keep a fixed dollar amount liquid for every dollar of bad debt.

Remember to confirm that you can get insurance on it (lots of redlisted areas) and how bad the property taxes will be with no exemption.Forget the "benefits of leverage" angle.