Personally, I have some small background in architecture and construction, have my RE license (just now starting to do this full-time), am pursuing an appraisal license now, eventually will learn more about inspecting, and while I'm not yet an investor, hubby and I do plan to do so down the road once the other aspects bear fruit in the form of funds for same. 

I have a construction background and GCs in the family so I could potentially keep my costs much lower with a new construction.

Understand investor world. fairly organized.Michael Florence @ Harlan and Florence: low price ($350). very flexible. amazing background in subject to.

So with this background information, I have a two fold question:What is the likelihood that seller is acting on his own and bank is completely in dark about this, or is the bank dictating what the dates should be on the contract, and seller is just obliging? 

Any suggestions on what would be the best market to move to for someone looking to buy distressed homes to flip.A little background on myself.

I have a lot of experience on the technical side of property but very little knowledge of cost projections and financial management.

Hello everyone,I'm super excited to finally be submerged in real estate.Just to give a slight background of who I am: my name is schneider and I am a real estate investor as of January 9th 2017.

I also don't have separate bank accounts for each LLC (although I'm told technically you should) so I'm hoping a different structure would allow one bank account to work, since that is what I'm using now.Looking for some advice on how people with multiple units are structuring everything.Thanks in advance - Garrett

I have been a reader here for a little while but I've decided to join the forums.A little about my background.

Technically that 3 points you are splitting, outside of escrow, is against the rules.