Dave if you can find a broker to take you on then great.Newly licensed agents need training to conduct deals besides passing the test.That training takes time as a broker.If a broker just lets an untrained person start doing contracts they are an idiot.I know,I know some investors might have put deals together before being licensed.They also might not be able to put deals together that way anymore to be in licensing requirements.There are 100% companies in my state.Usually the first few deals are at a 60/40 split and the after a few deals and training they will move you to the 100%.

All transactions you are about to conduct with your SD401k do you run them by your CPA/ attorney?

They receive a leasing commission (1/2 mth rent) to locate a qualified tenant, and there is no reason they should be paid a commission if a tenant just so happens to want to purchase the property.This is a good opportunity to nicely coach the appraisal, by providing the appraiser an extensive list of renovations that you have done (you will get their name and contact information), and explaining why your house compares favorably to the other sales and actives that will likely come up when the appraiser pulls comps.

Municipalities, government can partner with larger players and together can eat your lunch....meaning make things so difficult that you can't conduct business and you will be swallowed up like you are doing at the firesales.

So... unless you own properties that were prior to 1961 the chances of a property have extensive lead paint dimishes with each past 1961.Pete

, and I have been told that Google now regards links to social networks very important in their rankings.I think of social networking as a more powerful version of the physical networking I did 10 - 30 years ago, and SEO as akin to the publicity and advertising I used to use extensively.

The business conducted is generally accepted as having been done in good faith so long as the errors were acts of ommissions, errors or mistakes.

I used to think this...but having researched the matter pretty extensively since, I can't begin to fathom the fallout that would have occurred had the major American banks been allowed to fail.

Our deal with HUD was not owner occupied but built in 1920 with extensive renovation, lead paint and mold remediation needed.

They advise clients about market conditions, conduct walkthroughs, and provide guidance and assistance through the process of buying, selling, or leasing properties.