Our plans for the property is to fix-and-flip it, with some guidance, or at the very least, wholesale it.I guess I want to ask if we are taking the right steps and going in the correct order.I hope someone can help us.

We actually have a deal we are starting to put together that will be 2 beach close condo units in San Clemente.

Bryan, we are going with the second Wednesday of the month at 10:00 a.m., so the next one will be February 12, 2014.

My brother is taking a leave of absence for 3 months and there's a chance of him quitting entirely (we are not sure yet).

For this deal, first time I see the HUD-1 is at the closing table - I wasn't happy about it - perhaps I should have delayed closing to review, but closing was on a Friday during the holidays, and I had the weekend blocked off with no distractions to get started working on the property, and well... here we are...

If you and the contractor don't 'click', no matter what their cost or how stellar their references, working with the contractor will feel like pulling teeth (unless all the references specifically state "great work product, but terrible to work with").My company will win contracts, not because we are the cheapest, but because we are able to work with clients on a human level.

The units we are using have a performance on-par with a high-efficiency gas furnace down to the -17C to -15C (0F to 5F) ... below that, the auxiliary heat is recruited.

There is one section where he poses a hypothetical dialogue with a potential seller, and in the event that the seller asks who you are, the response is somewhere along the lines of, "we are a real estate investing company in (your town) and are looking for..."

How do we word a pet application rejection letter given that we are unwilling to accept any pit bulls or pitbull mixes?

When we started we stuck with the areas we knew, but as time has gone on we have found we have learned more and more about surrounding areas and we are more confident in being able to comp areas outside our original investment area.