He also belongs to a variety of real estate groups, has networked with real estate brokers and has attended a number of web seminars to enhance his knowledge of various aspects of the real estate world.

The most important thing was not money rather how real estate could enhance our life together.

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Glad to see it go the next step in evolution.I am learning to enhance my RE skills beyond appraisals with loss mitigation, short sales, and wholesaling, in the meantime I see so many good properties, that I would love to share with any interested parties and learn by working with you.

If you just want a comprehensive list for each type of room to check off, I can share mine with you, just pm me.

Your local yellow pages should have a fairly comprehensive list of commercial lenders in your area.

Other than that, what can homeowners do to enhance their chances of attracting a short seller?

The pictures you already have can be enhanced tremendously.- Description: I'm not a huge fan of the written description.

I just need a comprehensive plan. 1)Traditional savings methods such as Treasuries, saving accounts, term deposits don't offer good returns. 2) Fix/Flip don't have enough potential to reach my goals and its not passive. 3) I've researched companies like Prosper and Lending Club but their stats and no-collateral is discouraging. 4) I like the idea of owning a large multi-family complex debt free.

The PA laws are not very comprehensive and is basically all stemming from the Landlord Tenant Act of 1958 which does not really include specifics so I am researching other states and found more comprehensive information about bailment but no such specifics regarding what's permissible to be deducted from the security deposits or not.If anything, the courts always seem to refer to other states' statues in helping define an area of law that hasn't been written down yet.