George houses, and we have a property under contract in Memphis that he is involved heavily with as he knows the area and people.

While I make a good income, grad school loans have hurt my debt to income ratio, which has made me heavily reliant on partnerships, which have not worked thus far. 

We just couldn't live with that.So we drank the kool-aid that's being dispensed here on BP...namely, that a real TK company needs to have their own in-house PM solution.

They said its the best choice to maximize the coverage and to get to most of the termites as the walls are heavily insulated.

My test focused heavily on the state law, but I'm sure you've heard most tests are very different.

your business plan will rely heavily on your strategy for buying property.

And if you wanted to take the money out and not be taxed heavily on it, the attorney was mentioning some kind of retirement/pension plan... 

Hello Everyone,I have had this question spinning around in my head recently and have been unable to find a reliable source of information to derive an answer to it.My question is: Wholesaling as a Real Estate Agent in Texas.As many of you may know Texas has a heavily regulated Real Estate Market controlled by TREC (Texas Real Estate Commission).

I remember a quote from one of the podcasts, "I've never lost money on real estate, I've just heavily financed my education".The next thing I did was pay $2100 to have the lot cleared out.

I know this well because I started investing in this market heavily in 2012.