All Forum Posts by: Carole M.

I sold UL Policies some years ago. As a requirement the insurance agent who sells you these must present you with a prospectus of all the funds.

I suggest you take a look at this prior to investing as you will be putting some of your money into "funds".

I agree with Josh.

My answer would be NO. I see this site as a way for investors, whether experienced or novices to learn.

Take myself for example, I could label myself as RE Investor, Prop. Manager, Former Landlord etc; but I put Homeowner right now because that is my current status. I want to "flip", but before I "flip" I like to have some real good solid points, so I have better success when I find the property I wish to buy.

I've been watching the posts in the past week since I joined BP and I decided to pay the small fee for PRO. Why! Because it allows me and others a wider expanse.

It is not how many times you prepare or respond to a post, it is what you say that matters and to make requirements like you suggested would cut the number of posts on the site.

Excellent article. I have co-owned property and had an LLC and realize the value of the LLC for protection. Your article opened my eyes as to additional costs over and above what a newbie would consider and I thank you. I am now looking at buying and rehabbing REO's and find your site tremendously informative and helpful.

Thanks again for this site.

I have experience managing properties and rehabbing my personal properties.
I had an LLC and personally I would't own any property without it as it provides protection,from creditors, tenants,contractors and others. I suggest you call a RE Attorney in your area and ask some questions...you'll be glad you did. Attorneys will give you a free consultation.