I’m guessing e-study or home study?

Are them employed by someone stable like the federal government, or are they employed by a company in the midst of layoffs.

Stocks are measured using a Price / Earnings ratio (ref: http://www.investopedia.com/university/peratio/peratio1.asp) Although a simple indicator to calculate, the P/E is actually quite difficult to interpret.

Wholesale price $67K...was under contract with one e-mail blast.

@Bob E. 

They are never any further away than a phone call scype or e-mail.

I have written an e-book on the topic of getting brokers to take you seriously when you are new at this.  

Brian Gibbons its 60% off the AIV if he's doing quick and dirty numbers but I advise to run down the DD process to make sure all the numbers make sense to the buyer (if it's going to a E.

Let's say:ARV: 40kRepairs: 15kPP: 10k (CC of 10% ) $11kN/C: 900Quick Profit: $5kFlip to E user: 20k with closing costs (not using a realtor in this example)**you settled at 19k net to you making you that 5k plus some change.

Ive had advice from others in the local market including...start out buying 3/2 single family homes in a stable neighborhood....preferably brick, less than 10 years old, 1% rule for renting(Ive heard 2% on one of BP podcasts) ....avoid homes in less desirable rundown areas, avoid multi units...buy north of town( thats where the city is growing) I live in a city of 65,000 with median income of $46,000 and median age 35...