I'm new into getting into wholesaling, is a P&S a typical form/ is that different from a contract you would put in with the seller that you would then do an assignment to buyer for, or is that done in addition to a contract? 

If your job offers a pension/401k I would take advantage of both, especially if there is a 401k match offered.There are about a million different things you could do, but they're all going to be dependent on you. 

if the judges hear you issued two different notices they get a bit worked up sometimes.

Let me know if you have any questions about different strategies for the current market and market status.  

There is a difference between a distressed proeprty and a distressed seller.And even what I said is not truly accurate.From my numbers.

Definitely don't buy a deal just to buy, but make adjustments as we go through different cycles and stay in the game. 

Each state and in some cases, jurisdictions like counties/cities in each state are going to have their own processes/rules, combined with some differences in the loan documents themselves.

@Justin Stryker.  1st:  Contact your MLS customer service and just ask what the differences [with them] are to switch to non-Board Member/Non-Realtor. 

Local and out of state are 2 different things.

Big difference.