Since I have been brought up a few times here, make sure you listen to podcast 238 to get my real story. 

*fingers crossed*So I've been doing A LOT of  online window shopping and my search brought me to an auction property that needed a bit of work.

New Tenant signed the lease stating she has only 1 small dog, now she has brought home 5 cats to the Shared House she rents. 

Cause I've personally come across TONS of great deals wholesalers have brought to some of my squeeze pages looking for cash buyers.

As Nicole brought up, the sheer size of renovation seems a little overwhelming.

Many experts on this topic do not believe Prop 10 will actually pass this time around but will continue to be brought up in the future.

I'm brought to this screen but I need help understanding this.

Here is an example in the NC Bar disciplinary reports of what happens in NC when an attorney is caught "falsely indicating on the HUD-l Settlement Statements he created for real estate transactions that the borrowers in the transactions brought funds to closing when in fact the funds were provided by the seller."

I brought a duplex almost six months ago and I am ready to cash-out and do it again. 

My understanding is you are only liable if litigation is brought against you and you are found negligent.