One said she had worked with a lot on investors, so we began a dialogue about what I was looking for.

@Lane Kawaoka after doing some thinking and open dialogue with some people, I’ll probably cash out and have cash in hand to look for my next investment.  

I would suggest opening a dialogue with prospective lenders and see what your options are. 

Have an open dialogue with the wholesaler partner. 

I asked the one and only question that I've been asking  (and you've been avoiding).I added another post asking you what language you use when disclosing the sub2 transaction to the lender.Your final response started with vulgarity unprovoked by anything in this post and proceeded with a rant befitting a toddler that had his favorite candy taken away.My advice to you is to restrict your activities to reading the posts and avoid commenting on them unless you are willing to conduct an honest dialogue in a meaningful way.  

Good thoughts and I appreciate the dialogue :)

And if the appreciation is less aggressive, it tends to be a more stable market, which is a positive for a lot of long-term investors.Overall, I don’t have the data to make a bet on how many trust-worthy turnkey companies exist out of ten, but greatly appreciate the dialogue and perspective shared, Mike.

I don't see any selection for that on the invoice, only on the Receive Payments dialogue. 

@Ned Carey @Bruce Lynn and @Denise Evans many thanks for the rich dialogue around quit claim deeds and the squirrelly nature of investing in Alabama.  

Let me start with the questions then the dialogue of a few issues to follow:1.)