I've seen some various explanations of this on the web, so hopefully someone here can point me to the true answers.

They can reset your bank account password, log in, either from the web or from the iPhone app, set up a new payee in your online bill pay and send themselves a check for your account balance.Now, can you unwind those things?

Make a web sight, some business cards, that makes it reputable. 3) Form your investment property as an LLC, because you can choose your taxation, and move it to an S-corp very easily if you later choose to, but you will have a hell of a time changing a S-corp into anything else. 4) Lend the funds from XYZ lending too XYZ properties, this mitigates all losses, creates returns, etc..

I have alloted money for pool at 2000 for pool/pump/filter.I am using a hard money lender for financing details as follow:Gross Loan Amount: $93,445.50 (closing costs included)Net Loan Amount: $90,000.00Loan Term: 3 YearsAmortization Type: Interest OnlyInterest Rate: 11.500% Estimated Payment: $862.50Buy down Option: 8.500%Buydown Payment: $637.50 Buy down Costs: Add 1.5% to lender feePrepayment Penalties: N/ALender Fee: 2% of net (us)Underwriting Costs: $950.00, due at submission of signed offerThe details will change a little based on end negotiated deal.I have looked all over the web for ARV, and I am relativley certain that I will be asking 135000, expecting to get 120-125000.I know I am probably leaving something out, so please ask and I will follow up asap.Thank you in advance for helping out a new investor!

Meanwhile, study the listings in your area intently, check out what is popping up on Craigs List, look for real estate companies with web sites and study how they pitch their properties, go visit some apartment properties, drive around and survey your area, etc. etc.I also like having partners.

From what I am told it helps people be able to find you, your products or services easier when they are using phones to surf the web.

You state one should not invest in the stock market because you consider it gambling and too reliant on others to determine your future.

While you have a bidding war to lose, you also could potentially lose a good bit of upside if the market drops between now and Spring.If gambling and trying to time the market is something you want to try, I recommend you hold off until next winter after the election, hope that there is a major change in which parties are elected, and then take advantage of the influx of new politicians and their staffs to DC (who will be looking for places to live).Of course, I believe that's a bad decision as well.

I have been researching the web for about a month now on how to begin investing in real estate.

My background is in web dev and online marketing.