I used to sell building/construction materials for a little while so I have an idea of the "raw materials" part.

The brokers license is much the same but it is more involved and at least my questions on my test were similar to materials but not the same, you had to think.And you're right Ed, by the time the "easy way to make it types" pay for all the crap on wholesaling, they could have obtained a license, be legal, have MLS access, and sell services to the general public in connection with every house in their area that is for sale.

Hi everyone, I am also new to the BiggerPockets site and have also begun absorbing the introduction material that Account Closed, Are you still researching properties in Schuylkill County?

Labor and materials.

Not every offer will be accepted, but offers are the raw materials that produce DEALS.

Check out @Sharon Vornholt, she is from up your way and has some great material.

My entire weekend is certainly worth more than that, especially when you figure cost of materials and the cost to rent the belt sander.

Thanks to all who have provided me ENDLESS hours of reading material here on BP and the invaluable Podcast!

See this thread for a bunch of reading material.

My version is: 1. sign shaker not a money maker, spend what you would pay them on something else. 2. bird dogs, yes use them but people in key spots that can give you potential leads, I don't like to train a bird dog only to have them become a wholesaler using my material and methods if they are any good. 3.Bandit signs I like but if your in a strict area, it is easy enough to make them legal and out of the reach of the sign police. 4.