I am a licensed loan and RE agent in So.

Or can I only then invest in RE and the other stuff?

How does a wholesaler, do deals with other wholesalers' and still get paid? Can someone explain that to me please.
Thanks

Some states that means a RE agent license.

I could use the form to plan my attack on getting the unit ready for re-renting.

Consider looking at some books on direct response marketing for ideas that are from outside the RE marketplace.John Corey

Even if there was a formal assumption (not likely to get approved) you would still retain liability behind the LLC for the loan.Depending on the state practices you can use a RE attorney or just a title company to effect the change.

danorton,I'm new to this as well, but I can tell you that John just gave you (and anyone else looking to do any kind of deal--not just RE) some very valuable advice:"Shut up and listen"The best thing you can do when trying to find out someone's motivation is to let them talk.

Yet they act like it is a private club of just friends and family.To be more to the point...Some are in a service role providing something to the public (RE agent, book seller, mortgage broker, home inspector, REO portfolio bird dog, what ever).

If your buyer has an inspection done then the buyer would pay for it.If you are wanting to re-negotiate with the seller for a lower purchase price, you can just make the changes on the contract and initial them.Normally in a wholesale deal you are buying the property "as-is", so repairs being done before closing is not really viable and a repair credit is unnecessary.