Jack - I've heard people say there's several parts to a deal, one is money/capital, but undoubtedly there is also finding/acquisition the deal as well as the execution/operations of the deal.

Hey Lauren, we are AFN (American financial network) would love to help you with that just send me a message with your email and will send you a email first thing and will have my team take a look ! 

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Here's the breakdown: 8 properties purchased 2 flips sold 1 wholesale assignmentNothing flashy, just consistent action and execution across marketing, acquisitions, and dispositions.

Scott's issues, via the American Arbitration Association.

Is the business plan one they have executed on time and time again? 

One thing that must be accounted for when analyzing deals is time.Its just as important as cost and profit- The time it takes to place capital- The time it takes to build or execute- The time it takes to sell or disposition- The time of lost opportunityTime is expensiveLet’s say you invest $100K and make $20K in profit: - In 1 year, that’s a 20% return.

This will probably be a surprise to a lot of folks who think they are getting something for nothing.After doing all of this research, I think you will probably end up with "I dunno..." since none of this is in a long term structured plan that will actually be executed as written on a reliable timeline (except the federal spending impact!).

Call a title company local to the land to assist with executing the transaction. 

It just has to get you on base.Keep going — but consider shifting focus from "creative-only" to "capital-building/saving money + execution."