You will be hard pressed to find anyone to say good things about this company...DO NOT ENGAGE THEM...

Here's my rules of engagement for my business ventures whether for profit or for public service and this one will be for both.

Networking - blogs are a social medium that allow people to engage in conversation.

Hopefully we'll see you fully engaged in some of the interesting discussions here on the site!

a. offering for sale,b. buying, or offering to buy,c. soliciting prospective purchases,d. managing, or offering to manage,e. leasing, or offering to lease,f. renting, or offering to rent,You may want to consult with real estate attorney for the correct verbiage to keep you legal :)Read more @ https://static1.squarespace.com/static/583f50c959cc68cd8a1385d3/t/595141f7579fb3a2d59f04b2/1498497527655/New+Penalties+for+Engaging+in+Real+Estate+without+a+License.pdf?

I only have one commerical lender that will allow me to engage in a land contract.

The left doesn't seem that have that level of mental maturity.Case in point, when I met Bill Clinton in 1996 I found him engaging, witty and in all aspects would be a great member of a golf foursome, a poker or drinking buddy.

I recently converted over after 20+ years of workshops and professional speaking engagements.

I am also recently engaged.

The magistrate thinks you're weak when you come in two months after the rent is due and you'll never get the late fees.Even Dave Ramsey says, and I agree, that you must have gobs of money to be engaged in real estate...and he adds most of the investors he knows don't ever have enough money to operate.