My question is why isn't any professionals firms and law firms get involve on faciliating the mulit-millions and billions dollars with the large capital investors and banks senior officers or their legal department?

There is a program that is being presented to mortgage professionals and real estate agents.

doing it by yourself is always much less optimized than being part of an Arm Chair partnership, whereas all elements of real estate are professionally managed for you as oppose to you doing it yourself. but what if you get the prefessional services and you making more?

if you've had it professionally appraised and talked with a number of realtors who have given you information that leads you to believe you can get 500k with relative ease (within 90 days of listing), yes then it's probably worth 500k.second - you owe A LOT OF MONEY on it already.

You have three choices.S, C and LLC.It will depend on the business, the assets, if there are employees, what employee benefits you want to set up and the administration.I agree with the advice to consult a professional.

Without utilities half of an inspection is worthless, and the useful half could be easily determined by yourself with a diligent eye.I've actually NEVER had an investor have a professional inspection done on a wholesale deal.

Some investors use the net plus pay for a skip tracer as some have access to professional databases that are closed to the public.

Hi...The 4 plex is not in California..Well I came to a conclusion in my own quirky non professional way...it will probably seem silly but here it is: It seems that if I put $80,000 down and then spent another 200,000 over the course of 20 years for all the stuff that comes up...( the building is brand new with all the warranties on the roof etc etc ) there is a good chance I will end up with a building worth around maybe $650,000 ...that means ( in a very very innacurate way) my money was more than doubled and it took TWENTY YEARS.....thats not very good and I had all those headaches too.meanwhile in 20 years just $130,000 in a simple Vanguard index fund getting 11% a year and being left alone to compound becomes around a million dollars.This seems to clarify it for me.....

At the same time there are property investors with very large portfolios (20,000) so there must be something that works.I think what you will find is newer investors or amateurs who are not on top of their game get into more trouble than seasoned investors and professional property managers.Warning: watch out for real estate agents who manage part time while filling in the gaps between sales.

Get some tax advice from a professional.