Option 1: Buy a 3-4 unit building, live in 1 unit, rent the other 2 or 3.This option would mean investing with my father who is also interested in investing.

I hung my license with my father-in-law, a developer, for a couple years.

My father and I have gotten great deals in this manner.

I grabbed 3 of the 5 cabinest I needed at minimum but when I went to get the Stove my limit would not even cover that..What a sleaze..Another of his sons comes by and we talked a bit.. he didn't know anything his father said you had called about a leak .. ( that was 4 days ago..

Rick is a 3rd generation Central Floridian where his father was a builder/developer starting in the 1950's.

The FDIC prefers to move in and take over at 5pm on Fridays to give them the weekend to clear things up and so people can't panic as much-that shows just how bad things were for WaMu if they couldn't wait 24 hours.On a WaMu side note-we just got a new client at my firm in the past month, her father passed away and surprisingly left her 2.5 million. 750k of that was in WaMu CD's.

For example, my father rarely had milk or cream in his bottle as a baby - he had black coffee.

Jason, do you and your father use a wholesaling contract written by a real estate attorney?

Our founding fathers are probably rolling in their graves.The funny thing is that Gainesville is a 'Tree City' and very big on keeping development at bay.

I know real estate top to bottom-well most of it- from my father who is a real estate professional in Michigan.