It started as a CRM program, but today you can customize and build off of its platform to integrate a lot of different programs.

It takes hard work and most deals don't pan out. 2) You have to know what makes a good dealwhich leads to number three3) The most important thing is you have to know what it is worth.If you are wholesaling you need to know what it is worth to you customer; Homeowner, rehabber or landlord.

However, I should add that I use QB invoicing in the customer center so I can see what is owed each month and what is late.

Frankly, if an examiner sees that on the DDA printout, it almost stands out as an unsophisticated customer and when the loan review comes the name is likely to be recognized again which says, let's take a look at this loan.

You may also speak directly to a customer service representative by calling 1-800-CALL-FHA (1-800-225-5342) or visit our online knowledge base at www.hud.gov/answers, 24 hours/7 days a week.FAQ: How can FHA help me buy a home?

Too difficult to get into a new customer base without experience while the people with massive experience are barely hanging in there.

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So, I definitely want to see you have luck with this.In my experience with getting wholesale deals and short sale deals (properties that I don't own) posted on the MLS, it takes the right Realtor and Broker (the broker will usually want to sign-off on a custom arrangement).

There is generally wording in the state contract and/or an addendum to the contract that will clearly disclose your status as a licensed agent and whether the seller is a customer or client (i.e. whether there is an agency relationship).

Every customer that I have come in contact with that has an electric hot water heater has had them removed.