Maybe that is just some internal documents then  

That said I would definitely vet your sponsor’s internal exp network.

Hi BPs,I invest in a area with a lot of students, And many of them international.Most college student apply for a rental, they will usually have low or no credit history, some of them does not even have a SSN and no ...

Ours will be better due to its location/access/wider parking and internal road widths. 

I am currently working for a company as an intern but am hoping to land a full-time role come August making 70-80k. 

I would encourage you to look closely at your internal goals, resources, needs, and capacity.

I invest exclusively internationally so feel free to reach out if you think I can help you get over the bridge.

I had one of my own internal HELOC investors turn me down for a HELOC.

I am not familiar with all international sectors, but I am familiar with Thailand.

@Stephen J DavisHey Stephen, I'm from Houston and looking to do my first few deals locally (then invest in Upstate NY where I am really interested).I've been having an internal dilemma with wholesaling and it's because I don't understand it but there is little sound info out there, I want to filter out the "Gurus" since they don't seem legit.My understanding of wholesaling is - finding an off-market, undervalue home through some type of marketing (DM, SOS, etc), - approaching the owner and asking to buy the property (undervalue) cash, - once I have the title under My name, I market the property for a profit and,- close (sell the title to a long term buyer)This will require me to pay closing costs when buying and selling.My questions, Is my definition above correct?