On the rare occasion that we get an urgent call from someone we haven’t gotten to know yet, we politely decline the loan.If you are dealing with borrowers who have been doing this since the crash, then almost certainly, they will have a bankruptcy around 2010 or so.

I have taken parts of the Michael Blank program and found it very educational.

There's a podcast on @Michael Blank's platform where he interviews a wholesaler who happened to do 1 apartment deal.

I had another coworker on another occasion found someone strolling in her backyard coming home from work and it was also an inspector from Nassau County.

I got a guy on the phone and he basically blanked me saying oh this is a 5 year play now, nobody is seeing their money or any distributions before 4 to 5 years, so yeah, basically we have no options here besides just wait.  

I’ve noticed while helping/advising nonlawyer investors that they generally know what to put in the blanks but they really don’t know why.

I know I have more questions but I've drawn a blank...

On occasion these letters have resulted in the parties entering a more formal easement agreement.

I know I have more questions but I've drawn a blank...

My brother has indicated on multiple occasions an interest in us buying rental properties together - he would be financial equity, I would be sweat equity.