We need parents of twenty-somethings and above!!!!!

You can get funds for a twenty-four to forty-eight hour time period, called transactional funding.

The search took me to Brandon Turner's "Real Estate in Your Twenties" blog, which led me here to BiggerPockets.

Capital in the Twenty-First Century by Thomas Piketty.

I am not sure...so many people in their twenties are saddled with student debt and can't get mortgages.

My neighbor was shocked / irked at how low I bought the house for :) Twenty years later it still warms my heart....Porter, buy well & cheap, doesn't have to be a fixer or an REO, could just be an estate sale.

Hello everyone,I recently started the process to rent an apt from a landlord.I gave him the application to send to the association for approval,the security deposit and first months rent.I called the association and they told me i would get an answer in two weeks.Once two weeks passed i get a call from the landlord telling me i got approved and to come get the key.I was very excited picked up the key and the next day i took all my stuff to the apt.While moving in i got a knock on the door and it was the president of the association telling me this apt is not for rent because the landlord owes them over twenty thousand dollars.He also told me the landlord is in the process of getting the property taken away.The president told me to call the landlord and tell him to get my money back.I have receipts of the amount of money i gave him so how do i go about getting my money back and what if he refuses what legal action can i take?

So, if I put the policy in a parent llc's name, but the buildings were still in their own llc's than I think I could accomplish the same thing.Sorry for the twenty questions, but now I'm curious.

@Brandon Turner – I found BiggerPockets linked from your prior blog Real Estate In Your Twenties.

Fifteen or twenty hundreds, and a price of $9.95.