Come Jan 10, getting loans will become much more difficult.Those are my thoughts, and they are also my own actions.

I would have a plan of action before contacting the agent meaning advising the agent you are interested in the property, how the agent will benefit from you wholesaling the property, and finally how all parties can benefit from the transaction because the seller will have to be ok with this too.

We need more detailed drawings for which we have a guy who has worked with the city before ready to go.Project ManagementRight now we are using a share reminders list for iPhone, Dropbox to share all files, and Excel to track expenses and action items.

Even this course of action has its detractors and there are plenty of Dream Merchants willing to take your money and sell you BS.

Right now, we feel we should do the Seminar tomorrow becuause hey, you never know what connections you may meet right away and a little more education never hurt, and than find a Mentor after.Do you think this is the correct course of action to start out with?

Could you ask/make him pay for the repair absolutely, is that the best course of action...maybe not.Usually you are using a handyman because he charges less for the type of repairs he is doing than if your hired skilled tradesman for that specific job.

If you cut down all the trees (or clear the wrong section) without actually knowing what your buyer would have preferred, you could even hurt the property's value (because the buyer who would have paid the most wanted it to be completely wooded - and now doesn't meet their needs anymore).I wouldn't suggest taking any kind of permanent action like this until you know what your buyer wants.

The action of including all parties (B and all M's) is called "joining".

If you're about to have legal actions, don't do anything, eviction was one of the biggest issues I was referring to.

Did you have a quiet title action performed?