Again, I agree that the advice you've given is sound; I just was checking whether you actually did "practice what you preach" since I [mis]interpreted your interview statement to be that you did zero investing (other than managing what you already had).The bit about assumable loans is quite revealing; today, the more creative "Subject To" approach is the closest thing to that.We've already PM'd about the satisfaction you derive from being helpful here; I'm glad to be able to absorb some of that helpful advice.

Google H1N1, H5N1 conspiracy & you will be utterly shock what details reveal.

As luck would have it, a little google search revealed that a shortened this entry is also online.

Then you are paying for the attorney to defend your position, and then the Fair Housing evidence is revealed, and your attorney says "just settle"...

The product and the delivery system are both patent pending and we do not reveal any trade knowledge about how our products work as a science.

( But you can't reveal my name that's privileged info ) Plus...I won't charge you a dime if you lose your case in court!

having an llc but your own personal information holding the finance, is not really being protected. many people recommend a c-corp and one that is housed in nevada or wyoming because the laws there are most protective of such entities. however, i have read in many places that the optimal setup for asset protection may not be exactly the optimal setup for taxes (for instance i have read tax recommendations stating llc's are better for tax purposes). i would definitely look more into this. i personally have an llc holding one investment property, and my recent education seems to reveal that i have a completely unsafe setup in terms of asset protection and tax relief....i am by no means an expert but definitely just started out and am learning from real mistakes i have made. hope this helps!

Maybe because it reveals the magnitude of the losses they are creating.

I'm not surprised by that, but shopping around with other lenders might reveal more favorable reserve requirements.3.

This reveals the importance of having multiple entry and exit strategies.