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[...] , Inc. and a number of subsidiary companies. He has experience in many aspects of real estate investing including: spec building, fix and flip, rehabbing, wholesaling, land lording, short sales, [...]

[...] One of the most highly talked about and debated questions within the world of real estate investing is ‘should’ or ‘should you not’ get licensed in your state? There are numerous articles on [...]

[...] ever completing a rehab, only to say that my experience worked out that way. Knowing what a rehab investor wants and looks for, plus the contacts I developed, is what made me a successful wholesale [...]

Wholesaling is the real estate strategy of choice for many new real estate investors because it is perceived as an easy business to start with little [...]

[...] your notes with a spreadsheet or database. You should take into account things like repairs, rental potential, and desirability of location. This will help you to weed out the bad apples. Speak with a [...]

[...] also get a few quotes on standard items for labor/installation so I could piece together a rehab budget. I would then get help from a very knowledgeable and experienced RE agent, who knows the area, [...]

[...] Asia, as regional governments warm up to the idea of using the structure to draw more international investor funds. Thailand was reported as making the transition from conventional property funds to [...]

[...] in answer number one, if I was starting out, I would want to work with (or even for) a rehab flip investor so I could learn the ropes first hand. There is no substitution for experience (excluding [...]