https://docs.google.com/document/d/10l7cj-6ZbA9BvBzYdkngHqGbuNl9p8q8W-pTRcSbnEI/edit?usp=sharing - Real Estate Purchase and Sale Agreement https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yAmHwe-Tq8BfNKJJ3VUQxwg6EHXy_D1uDNxPf0t5HI0/edit?usp=sharing - Assignment of Contract https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ia_FRD7HP_amLpOIX2BAArItkAH5jD6mKZjFpmv66lc/edit?usp=sharing - Land Trust Agreement Guys I'm in need for a JV contract , and other Lease Contracts and etc. If you have any please share it to me, Thank you! If you have any valuable contracts, send it to [email protected]

1) I’m located in Oklahoma City, OK. 2) I am a reseller/car flipper full time 3) Complete my first wholesale deal before the end of the year.

I quickly googled Wholesaler vs. Real Estate Agent. Generally the wholesaler option looks "better" in my perspective. What are yall's thoughts? Curious. (Yes im a Texan) lol

Im in San Antonio, Texas (Not as glamorous as SD, but that is a great goal) Truthfully I do so much, it definitely might be a problem. I do online nutrition+ personal training. I also Bar tend at a mid-high end boutique hotel. Also starting a marketing business for the bar-tending so that i can get some $$ off affiliate recommendation. When that's set up, I want to run into real estate and do my kinda work (I love the market and real estate). My goal for the year is to have 75k in the long term and have built the foundations for the marketing company, get 10 new clients to sign long term deals. Want to learn more about the intricate of real estate so i can apply to myself but also make my own deals to run my long term into to start something nice.

So as an Avid Watcher of THE STOCK MARKET LIVE WITH JOSH ANSWERS, keeping an eye on the 10 year is part of the daily routine, and I know from @Joshua Massieh , the 10 year influences things on the Mortgage side to some degree.. So after the WONDEROUS words of Jerome Powell today, the 10YR Yield went 📉... So are home loans about to get REAL AFFORDABLE for the average Joe & will that affect supply? Is there a "non MLO method" for a guy like me to extrapolate potential mortgage rates based on what I see on the 10YR, without Flooding LT every 5 minutes with Instagram memes of the attached chart? But seriously, for people on the money side, does this get you excited, concerned or "Eh, call me when its at 3.5" ?