cs78Sorry hit post too early, meant to address the foreclosure limitation, basically just suggesting expanding the hunt to outside of foreclosures, or maybe a temporary "partner" providing the down if a foreclosure or REO.

I still make mistakes :jawdrop: , but its because I've entered a lot of different areas and expanded to different parts of RE.My biggest mistake cost me $12K.

This has further expanded my business.

This really is a great online community for anyone trying to learn, or expand their knowledge of the real estate business.

It looks more like an abandoned property situation but I'm no lawyer obviously.To expand on my original post a little - I bought the place from the state who had actually recovered it due to back taxes from a nationwide real estate investment company who had bought it through a tax auction from the person who's stuff is still in the house.

I am not a wholesaler but wanted to expand on the original question.

Or they can pay higher dividends, do more R&D, expand, etc....

I'm looking to expand my business into this neck of the woods and need to seek out a competent attorney before taking any subsequent steps.Thanks,Joey

As I work on expanding my business, I am working with a contractor who just finished rehabbing one of my properties and is getting ready to begin work on the next one.But here are my questions:1) If I find a contractor who does quality work, do I still get bids from other contractors to make sure his bid is competitive?

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