If you are willing to buy out of state and make hell of a profit then I can help you out.Good luck

If I am buying a house that I don't feel as comfortable with or that is bigger than I normally deal with then I factor in a higher profit margin for myself to protect myself from the risk.In my market I deal mainly with properties under $50K.

Each month that passes without help to meet that debt service you currently have on it is eating away at any potential profits you might see from flipping.

I starting to concentrate on short sales.I appreciate any help or partnership on my short sale deals and split a profit if any expert can mentor me on short sales.I can see a lot of potential in this forum to build my confidence and knowledge in this business, so I can help more people every day.Thank you for all off you guys to being here.Dakujem ( means Thank you in Slovak).

I'm sure you'll be able to find a group or a mentor that will help you to profit.

Ironic, too, when Chap. 17 of the book is titled "Profit is made when you buy".

Considering they make $3,000 when they wholesale the deal that adds a lot of profit margin to the transaction.

After all expenses are taken out, what would be a fair split of profits?

How can this be set up so when we go to sell 1.) we will each get our portion of the profit. 2.) easiest and cheapest way to add title 3.) set up so by adding me to title is not constituted as a gift, in which they will be paying taxes on.

Even when a good natured soul is dragged to a podium, someone paid for that podium and caclucated the ROI on people there to listen to that person to determine if the event was going to be profitable.