This is more a higher end kind of investment, with carefully thought out design (not just mixmatched furniture or things you might find in a hotel or something).I'm sure this is common and there is probably an official term that is used when referring to it.

(If LTLFTP isn't an official BP recognized acronym, it should be.)

Please note that my advice was to see an attorney, to call officials and have them make a determination, not to accuse, but relay the facts.I said it sounds like....and, if the attorney is the note holder, I'd bet in such a case he'd hang his broker out to dry.The note, if originated illegally may be worthless.Joe, the applicable laws for OO so far are in the SAFE Act, TILA, Fair Credit Collections Act and state laws that will be similar to all states as to brokering.

Actually I've been coming to BP for a month or so now reading a bunch of stuff on the forum but wanted to officially make myself part of the community.

@Wade - I want to agree with you - I know what I want, I have the language, etc.If I have in my offer the requirement for a a solid inspection plan, I get the official numbers and tax forms, I have a title search and insurance, and leases and estoppels, AND have a nice OUT clause if I don't like what I see, I just don't see what I have to have an attorney write all that up?

I haven't officially decided if /when I'll get my license...

Welcome (officially) to BP @Coty Leon Always nice to see fellow SoCalians.

The housing authority will give you an official list of the household members allowed to live in the apt/house.

Hey @Thomas Sanford sorry it took so long to officially welcome you!

They have more balls I guess.Good point about the price not being officially approved but a prior bank counter.