You are more than welcome to have your attorney look over the contract 3. the price hasn't been determined yet it will depend upon further inspection and what my particular buyers are willing to pay. these are all general responses but you need to have a whole arsenal already lined up.

My current go to is InvestWithBen.com (Wholesaler) but I'm looking to add more resources to my arsenal.

Now I give my parents investing advice and we have a great relationship, funny how things change after you show what you are capable of.Let me also say I have a brother who finished a 4 year degree at PSU and makes $$$ working for the govt. at Piccatinny Arsenal. 

I'd love everyone's opinions on the following.Areas we're looking at:Five Points, West Columbia, Lexington, Downtown, Irmo, Shandon, Rosewood, Olympia, Ballentine, Earlewood, Forrest Acres, Millwood, Blythewood, Chapin, Quail Valley, Spring Valley, Elmwood, Arsenal Hill, Broad, Bush RiverAreas we're avoiding:North Main, Two Notch, Friarsgate, North Columbia1st question: Are there any areas we aren't looking at OR are there any areas we should be avoiding that we aren't?

Hi Danny, the DSCR loan is a great tool to have in your REI arsenal, especially if you're unable to qualify conventionally.

I would love to add another weapon to my arsenal.

I am a recent college graduate of Stevens Institute of Technology and am now working full-time as a Mechanical Engineer at Picatinny Arsenal.

I've been looking to add wholesaling to my arsenal.

As I often tell my students, “Refinancing is a powerful tool in your real estate investment arsenal.”Investing in Nicer Assets.

If you are hitting all your absentees with equity, then probate is a good strategy to add to your marketing arsenal.