Nowhere on their little video do they low ball people on notes plus 30 day money back guarantee..anytime anything is at a costs from 90 bucks to thousands.

The attorneys have lots of youtube videos on different stuff that are very interesting. 

I have a free video and slides on where to find them and a 20 case study if you want to connect with me. 

Got a call from a neighbor they saw video production equipment and a lot of people going in. 

Its actually very simple ( I have been buying and sell OOS for 10 years, 100s of deals) videos NOT photos of everything, NOT just what the seller wants you to see.

I take it that it's safer to just assume that any letter from or call from a random number is most likely some kind of rip off?   

However, randomly contacting numerous professionals from a list is inefficient and wastes both your time and theirs.

A HELOC will have a high interest rate - it's "expensive money" - and it will put a ton of pressure on your investment - you will be losing money every month unless it is an absolute home run.Yes, there are issues in California, but if you just buy a random property in a random state thousands of miles away... that is highly risky too. 

I've been watching YouTube videos, reading, listening to podcasts.   

And 2) I received a video message from the owner of our technology company that they are working on ways to be able to post how much seller's are willing to pay for buyer's agent commissions on our company website (which specifically is allowed in the settlement).