There are some experts here that can explain it in detail, but the rule of thumb I hear is you should NOT pay more than 70% of the after repair sales price (that includes purchase, rehab, and holding costs).

Business credit is very hard to obtain and build for your business, I'm in the process right now myself.I'm no expert but I'll give some ideas what I have research learned and tried..Business credit has 3 tiers with each tier being different has far has vendors.

not in expert on wholesaling beleive me.

I will be putting together a budget today and posting it hoping you experts will let me know how real this will be.Also I am unsure if this is going to be a buy n sell or a buy hold n rent.

You'll be able to practice negotiating and become an expert at talking with sellers...

But I have no idea where exactly the law states this or how it is different in different states.Hopefully some of the experts out there can weigh in on this.

Not an expert on reverse mortgages, but I believe a reverse mortgage IS a loan.

If you are wholesaling/flipping most experts suggest purchasing in the name of an entity for liability purposes and depending on your situation tax purposes (it is also required for transactional funding companies if you are flipping bank owned properties as we do not lend to individuals), in which case it is unlikely that the wife needs to sign.To Your Success,

I'm no expert but have used it know and again.

Guys, check out this post made by Robert Kiyosakihttp://finance.yahoo.com/expert/article/richricher/211091I'm personally like this guy.