Give me an idea what part of town everyone is on so we can choose an appropriate venue.

What is needed is a true analysis of the situation and someone to be able to offer legitimate advice a full disclosure of what made the situation happen.

I told them that I was a legitimate business. but it didn't matter.From the looks of things, am I going to have to do business out of state?

I wanted to find out if the list and ratings at brokeroutpost.com is legitimate?

Made me feel confident that the knowledge I can gain through this site is legitimate which is extremely important as I almost gave up hope on finding a real unbiased free option to learn about the industry.After reading the guide I noticed that the majority of the information is knowledge useful to any REI in any “niche”.

Most banks nowadays are very careful to only lend to those that legitimately can afford the loan.

About 20 or so local banks are doing specs, about 5-7 legitimate hard money lenders are loaning at higher LTC, and there is always JV money or private equity available for good projects.

And I doubt many people with $200k homes are in the 30% federal tax bracket, especially if they have a legitimate hardship.

However if you have enough income from you job and are looking for longer term appreciation and mortgage pay down it is a legitimate strategy.

@Alex Craig, @Curt Davis, and @Douglas Skipworth, once a wholesaler legitimately has a property under contract, what is the best way, or your preferred method, for them to contact you?