You are going to be super RICH one day!!

Of course you could always forego traditional funding and seek other creative finance options but that's a whole different conversation.

i will keep u posted man. i have read your posts before in the past month/years of u being with BP. i searched for Wyoming obviously... since i am from here. ive been thinking about a traditional loan on a mulit 4 plex that is available. although i am new and a little scared i wanna make sure to look into every option i find. i do qualify for the loan i want via "wells fargo" it is a FHA im still hunting. i still feel im very new and dont want to jump yet. thank you for reposting, along with u other folks. i enjoy reading all your posts. thank you. sorry for not tagging the rest of u but thank you!

I have read Rich Dad, Poor Dad, which gave me a strategic idea on what I wanted to do to get where I wanted to be.

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Worst comes to worst you can borrow $5k - $10k from your Dad and traditionally finance.These kind of deals are more risky, but if you feel like you can mitigate your downside risk the upside is huge.

Account Closed @Brit Foshee I was just referring to the shortened duration of receipt of the agent's commissions if he were able to avoid the traditional lending process.

They may be going after a different market than traditional wholesalers as they don't seem to be looking for very distressed properties or situations.  

I became interested in real estate after a friend told me to read Rich Dad, Poor Dad.

There are of course methods for buying and selling real estate without involving traditional banks, but if you want to be a successful investor you'll need that good credit at some point.