I constantly have to pay attention to what I say as state laws vary so much in certain areas, TX, GA, CA, LA, PA and MO can have some wide swings, but laws of agency are pretty much uniform on a federal level.

Hi there,My name is Martin Hernandez and I personally heard about this site and was wondering if it was true so here I am ready to learn real estate investing with arms wide open.

I never thought of it from that angle.

They put the place under contract to lock it up at a price we both agree on but are angle themselves to get their discount on the due diligence period.

See your attorney.If you are not required to have a contractor's license, yes, there are some places you don't, use a construction agreement and option.Having a contractor you can work with can swing the deal too.A JV can be done, more involved, but that's good too if needed.Can't charge a commission on a property you own without a license, just work all the profit in the price.These arrangements can get cross ways quickly if you have construction licensing requirements, even doing a purchase with a re-purchase agreement, it can be seen as contracting for repairs, so check that angle locally.

Let's say the dresser is 24"(which seems wide to me off the top of my head, but is standard kitchen countertop depth).

So this angle is not a practical one. 

What I need is that simple "I buy houses" sort of brand, but not widely used and not already trademarked!!!  

The main issues i see when doing direct mailing is that investors come off too strong.Come in with another angle of educating people instead of just pushing to buy their property.

The answer to this question varies so widely among us investors because it can depend on a number of different factors.