They have a real estate specific version and while it's $700 a month + $2k setup fee, it absolutely blows everything else out of the water as it's tailored specifically for real estate agents.Here's an article from realgeek about it: http://www.realgeeks.com/blog/infusionsoft-marketing-real-estate-agents/

Pocket listings are basically off-market deals - Properties that are available for sale but are not listed on the MLS.

.: Since you can live anywhere, I would find a strong market that you would enjoy, then buy a big house or a multi-family that allows you to rent spaces out and gain experience.

You may want to wait until the market cools off a bit.

(I have a general contractors license in CA) I would say about 4 of them have 100k+ of untapped equity since we never did any cashout refi.Question:Our cash savings currently is about 250k free and clear, My question here is should I give up the IT business, focus on buying 1 house cash, spend my time on rehabbing the house, (guessing 2-4 months is what that would take), do the other RRR parts and build more wealth this way.

This is the issue many have with wholesalers, what you are doing is marketing the property to the masses which requires a license (the I am marketing the contract I would love to see how a court would view that).

What if the house/property has a mortgage lien on it as well?  

Leveraging our strategic approach and market knowledge, we successfully sold the property on the same day for $143,000.

You can get the rest of their entitlement by multiplying it by 4$100,250 * 4 = $401,000They can buy a house up to $401K and still use 100% of VA entitlementsBonus: If they want to buy a more expensive home, they have to put 25% down on the difference of the home and the entitlementExample: Seller wants to buy a $601,000 house$601,000 - $401,000 = $200,000 (difference)Down payment = $200,000 * 25% = $50K% down on home = $50K/ $600K = 8.3% down payment

I house hacked a property that has 9.4 acres, and has a duplex and single family home on the property.