I'd like to revisit this question about finding an attorney in Connecticut that conducts double closings.This seems like an awful important issue for those who are focusing on wholesaling.Am I wrong?

When you take your docs to closing they don't need nor can they require everything, only parts as to authorizations and those named to conduct business.

That goes to show you some people just don't care about his character and the way he conducts his business.Just my 2 cents.

For $350-$800 you can conduct a test of your website to see how it performs to the exact market it should perform for.

@Shawn TorsitanoNow when you say "advertising" are you talking about me conducting solicitations under a business name or as just my self (an investor)?

I am new to this but have conducted plenty of research and have an understanding of what wholesaling is.

There are certain situation where officers/owners of the corporation can be held accountable for the obligations of the corporation, but these are typically cases of negligence or "questionable" conduct.  

The terms offered sound reasonable enough however I am trying to conduct due diligence and am finding it difficult to find any information on the company.  

We will need to conduct research to figure out what our exit strategy will be rent then sell or "flip" to sell.Joe M. - I possess your same logic - "that people still need places to live.

Like anything in life, you get what you pay for.If it's a matter of frugality, then the buyer should:1. conduct marketing2.