No soup for you!

Most of what I'm looking for (TDR credit source land) tends to have been on the market for a year or more, so up-to-the-nanosecond timing doesn't matter for me.Apartments.com shows a 3 bdrm apartment in Lake Stevens going for $1,400/month and 3 bdrm house for $1,375.

You will be responsible for complying with an alphabet soup of federal and state statutes.

I actually don't have a checklist written down, but I was planning on talking through the entire sequence with him soup to nuts, or encourage him to meet me at the next local REIA meeting that I'm moderating.BTW, how you been @Brian Gibbons?

A few scholarships and a chemical engineering degree, ramen noodle soup, and PB&Js allowed me to buy the house I live in 1 year after graduation.

I am currently working on a free VA loan ebook to help military members this PCS season.Not sure if anyone is interested, but it would be really cool if we could put an free ebook (like chicknoodle soup for the military investor) together on everyone's investment plan while being in the military.

Not all attorney's work like my firm with taking payments over time, so up front costs can be burdensome.When you start looking into you second property and beyond I recommend the Series LLC with anonymity trusts.

The plot thickens lol.

So the only value proposition you bring is you found the deal and will marshal it but you have no skin in the game other than time.. that is the hurdle you need to over come.Personally since I am the person your looking for I would not do this for someone who is knew.So to that end I would be looking for a equity partner FIRST.. get some deals and experience then you can go fishing for gap.. you can show them your done deals and your success's. and you will have some capital to put in even if its nominal.so this Gap theme is just soup de jour for I have no money and trying to do no money down 100% leveraged deals.

Not only do you have local customs but you have an alphabet soup of agencies and regulations, not to mention ethics requirements as a licensee and that broker is responsible for anything and everything you do in real estate, be it for yourself or as an agent anytime you deal with the public.....which Jay isn't allowed to do (LOL).Agents are independent contractors, that means the broker doesn't tell you when to work, what to charge (unless the broker gets whatever is required) nor do the tell you how to work but they can restrict what you may or may not do as their agent for them.