The past three weeks are typically tough for real estate: right after Christmas and the New Year.

I do HML not for 6 months but typically 18-24 months.

So by a certain date you'd have to remove these conditions.2) Typically you put down a downpayment.

Sure, you will have a steady supply of listings, but the will ask you to drop your commision up front, and if a buyer comes in lower than expected on a purhcase price, the selling agent is typically the first comm to get cut.

Typical rate on seller financed mobile home notes are from 10 to 19%.

So I also understand what the typical investors goes through.

The deed was a typical Special Warranty Deed, except for the redemption period.

Which would mean going the typical REO route.

If transacting bird-dog types of deals does fall under the category of things you need a license for, and you were doing them without the approval of a broker, I would think you'd be looking at more trouble than the typical (unlicensed) bird-dog.

I typically purchase everything with cash and have no credit cards.