I tried to contact the company, which is in California, the property is in Ohio, they kept sending me back an forth from the customer service department to the real estate department like a broken record.

I am reading through customer reviews at the moment.I am working towards my first official investment property, so I am still a newbie, in the educating myself properly.

If it's legal in all states as long as your knowledgeable, working with high integrity/ professionalism, offering great customer service, and have a sincere desire to help people (my version of "correct"), then I have my answer.

They might even give it for the exact property when previous tenants live there.The customer service people on the phone might not know this and you have to talk to a different department to get answers.

Wholesalers aren't really offering much in the way of customer service if all they do is make offers that may or may not close.There's only so much you can do about the seller's frustration or anger.

Is the list of potential lenders comprised of Self Directed IRA customers of theirs?

This may be a tough one to flip and most rehabbers I know won't be interested in the area.For $50K is there major structural and systems issues or are you putting in custom cabinets with granite and SS for a $100K ARV?

I have a strong understanding of customer service and what it takes to make connections with people.

Rosettes in trim are simple to add, custom made that identify your work, appraisers will catch on, do quality work and your brand will be recognized.Specialize as Brian H does with nice houses in good school districts, this is a neighborhood or location niche.Your niche can be simplifying the process, by strategy, seller financing, lease-option, direct bank loans available, you're specializing in a market of certain buyers that may otherwise have a hard time going conventional.Services to other investors or lenders, simply find a need and fill it.

They have lease agreements pre-made that they can customize for you.