hello,so i went to a new yrs eve party and someone there was talking about an incident that happened to their family member. basically the situation went down like this:he said his relative was facing foreclosure, nothing new these days, and that he was approached by this company (unfortunately i can't remember the name of the company as i type) but i guess what ended up happening is that they had him quit claim the deed over to the company and in turn they said they were going to help him from going into foreclosure, that they've helped countless numbers of people, yada yada. well apparently the guy got a notice in the mail stating that the house was going up for auction, etc...and now he can't get a hold of anyone and they aren't returning his calls. is this legal???

Right now, you can find excellent wholesale properties on market (.40-.50 cents on dollar) w/out spending countless of hours scouring thru MLS listings.

I've always thought that this long-distance landlording is a big joke and have witnessed countless long-distance landlords fail in my area.

I have been on countless dates and no one has ever made me feel like a woman!

While I agree that this is the case in many situations there are countless studies that show how highly education is correlated with lifetime earnings and wealth.

My experience is mainly watching Television on DIY and rehab shows, countless upon countless hours of internet research, joining a real estate club, and several books such as Steve Berges "The Complete Guide to Buying and Selling Apartment Complexes" "How to Buy and Sell Apartment Buildings" by Stephen Vollucci.

They even have hours upon hours of instructional videos to teach you; not to mention the countless youtube videos on it.

The number of deals I've closed with my license are countless compared to the deals which I closed before I was licensed.I've always strongly agreed with Jason on this topic.

I have searched this forums threads, as well as others, and countless Google searches.

There are countless inefficiencies and supply/demand imbalances which can be exploited.No doubt, as Jason said, there is money to be made investing your "private equity" into smal businesses that you have knowledge of (such as Joel mentioning buying a beaten-down restaurant franchise that will generate 60k of fairly passive cash flow).