I tried to be pro-active and have them check ahead of time, but they don't do that.

***Currently doing a flip that has been nothing like I expected and super stressful, figured I'd share my "flip diary" with you guys and newbie investors so you don't make the same mistakes I'm paying for....It all started out with a "deal" I got from a Wholesaler.

Read books, listen to podcasts, read blogs, be active here or even get a mentor who will accelerate your progress.

Buyer's loan has been denied after financing contingency has expired. Apparently they want to put up a fight about the EM. Their agent told me(listing agent) that if seller doesn't sign the release of EM to buyer, it ...

Requirements To get a Collection Agency endorsement, you must: Get a trust account.Maintain an office in Washington State, managed by a Washington resident.You cannot begin business activity until you receive a Business License listing the required endorsement.Washington is a closed-border state.

So, what I was thinking is that since I don't have enough time to take care of a property and I don't want to start with a managing company yet, a condo unit would be less stressful and they would cover most of the headache.

George, employers are important but all those smaller towns you named attract retirees that don't like to drive in big cites and need to be near doctors and social activities.

If you have any questions about activity sequencing you can typically google them.

Get on the phone and speak with a few of the providers that are active here on BP.

The family is pressuring my client to run the sale through Millie - who has long since retired, but still keeps her license active.