Soon, consumer demand dried up, as everyone was underwater on mortgages, credit cards, etc.

This means that the property is your homestead, and any activity falls under Dodd Frank and the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau, as well as state homestead laws.You can not have a partner with an equity interest in the property unless (1) they will also reside in the property as their primary residence and (2) they also qualify for VA financing.You can not borrow any part of the down payment; if you do without disclosing such it is criminal mortgage fraud.

creating a "wholesale business" as you know can be very time consuming and work intensive. 

The podcasts, webinars, and forums have consumed most of my time sense I've literally become obsessed with pursuing my first deal.

The podcasts, webinars, and forums have consumed most of my time sense I've literally become obsessed with pursuing my first deal.

The podcasts, webinars, and forums have consumed most of my time sense I've literally become obsessed with pursuing my first deal.

If you've owned the property for more than a year or two you will have data on how much fuel it  consumes.

It definitely can't hurt to get your license, but you should know that it can very time consuming and costly.

scheduling is an essential aspect of profiting from a project. using a GC is probably a bit more costly, but they are carrying the weight of the project and have overhead. shopping a GC's price is probably more time consuming than it is beneficial. you also are gaining the GC's knowledge of the qualiity of work that you will be receiving. but a schedule is critical and should be attached to the contract as an addendum. also any preference in material would need to be specified. the other item ive always included in contracts is the expected milestones and the sub either your own or from the GC should be strictly held to. after you get a few projects done you will understand more about how to schedule. also be mindful of your scope of work and changes. change orders can blow your budget.

Banfield is hoping that consumers will take advantage of this information, so they have a better understanding of what their home is actually worth.