Muardost NYC/NYS transactions are after an inspection has been completed @M Edouard - it should be stated (or not) on the first couple of pages of the contract. 

I, sold all but one and now invest in the coinvesting club I have cofounded.

The Midwest.

Quote from @Devin James: We’re currently building out our CRMReal estate is a relationship business and follow-up is everything.Your memory isn't built for scale.That’s where a CRM (Customer Relationship Management) system comes in:1) Tracks every interaction2) Keeps follow-ups from falling through the cracks3) Automates reminders, emails, and tasks4) Helps your entire team stay on the same pageWe’ve been building out pipelines in HubSpot for:- Investor leads- Land acquisitions- Homebuyer journeys It will help us stay more consistent, clear, and scalable.Our future self will thank us.What CRM are you using? 

Once you’ve closed your first wholesale deal, the real challenge begins:How do you make that process repeatable without burning out your VA—or yourself?

@Chris Seveney, I'm not sure I follow.

They don't want the company to be potentially liable if an owner doesn't follow through with the inspections and repairs.After the GFC, we needed the capital investment or they would have had to tear down more houses than the thousands that they already have.

Then we got a written letter from the IRS saying the signature page was not acceptable and had to be re-filed.

From there you'll need to join your local MLS and most likely the same local realtor association as your BIC as well as pay all the fees.

Quote from @Nick Bradley: I am interested in getting into real estate investing and just don’t know where to begin.