If your parents give you money, and it's been in your account for 2-3 months (I can't remember if this is lender-specified or a rule that everyone follows) then it is considered your money not a gift, and you don't have to prove where it came from.

I like to be as much involved as I can given the circumstances and that is what differences me from other investors this person is used to work with.

Originally posted by Account Closed:Hi all,New to biggerpockets here - I am setting myself to get into wholesaling in Maryland.

is accounted for is probably the most challenging factor.

I've been involved in this business for about 2 months now, and my business partner (The guy with more experience) have two properties under contract as we speak.

For me I want close to a 25% cash on cash return to put my money in, but there are lots of people that are ok with a lot less (CD's, stock market, savings accounts).  

Greetings;I am moving to CO and am unfamiliar with the paperwork involved in a RE transaction - specifically the:  Exclusive Right to Buy Listing Contract;  Buyer Agency (is checked)I have bought and sold property in California and have never seen a form like this!

This also doesn't take into account the issues with financing.

There is a big difference in a bird dog fee and a wholesaling fee so make sure you know the difference and the work involved with each.

Yes, paying but I like a contractual relationship rather than a mentor who I'm not sure how much time I can take from them, etc. and that will hold me accountable, has done a lot of deals and is truly doing it and I can learn a ton from in addition to all the other supplemental podcasts, books, forums, meetup groups around MF.