I am new to wholesaling and have had some good success thus far locating properties yet I still don't know enough to get this thing off the ground.

We've developed teams of experts on the ground in different geographies.

Unfortunately, those pretty agreeable ideas are almost certainly not enough to remove the huge burden of debt on a country, even one that has a lot of ground to gain in those areas.

Obviously, finding competent/trustworthy ground troops in each city will be a key determinant in how quickly the business can scale.9) See if I can train my niece and/or nephew to eventually inherit the business.

However we just had a home inspection and there were some things that were found that we weren't expecting that need to be addressed:Main Waterline into the house is Lead PipeAsbestos Insulation on some pipes in basementPossible puddles in basement maybe due to water seepage, although I think it was due to dripping hot water heaterSmall leak in main sewer pipeWe had an oil tank scan done; appears there is a decommisioned tank in the ground; the bank said they would take care of excavation prior to closingThere is a illegal 5th unit; now considered a bonus room - it also has a seperate basement.

I would be willing to consider that but wondering how I get a good boots-on-the-ground person to be there in a non-local market to help?

Please keep in mind depending on location, it is Town or County Policy that the home must be raised from the ground 10-15ft.

I've submitted a few offers on a few new construction opportunities in Charlotte and need some recommendations for the following:Boots-on-ground partners because I live in ATL,Surveyors,Permit expeditors in Mecklenburg county, andGeneral contractors and builders.I'm also open to JV arrangements where all parties are invested.Super excited to hear from you!

I have one a 27 home sub that will be about 7 mil and it breaks ground next week.. and yes its the youngsters that keep me going... many of my vendors or clients are younger than my children  LOL...

In the end a team is born with boots on the ground looking out for your best interest.