Frank is right based on my research but make sure you put in your initial contract to allow your buyer(s) to enter the property, inspect or examine, holding the seller harmless of anything that could occur.

You are entitled at the very least to get free copies of your reports annually from each of the major bureaus.I respectfully disagree with the person who said that disputing items with the credit bureaus is a complete waste of time.

I don't think I have ever disagreed with Steven before, but if the property is titled in the name of the trust, rents need to be paid to the trust, passing through the trust to the beneficiary.

Republicans vote on Nov. 9th....Yes, I know, and you and I can agree to disagree, my gut feeling, overall will be to stay on the track we are, it is slow but deregulation, increasing military spending, reducing taxes, doing away with programs (vs mofifications) and doing away with health issues just isn't the way I see things.

Once you pick an area that you are interested in, start examining the properties that are on the market.

Dale -First, I spoke with both my broker and my RE attorney just now on this, and they both disagree.

Title examination, perfecting liens, assessing the book value of the collateral.

I disagree with everyone about working with multiple agents.

I have to disagree with Uwe S. a bit on this.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Yes, I plan to take my real estate exam in next couple of days“ more stable in Chicago than it is there “ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I agree more opportunities in Chicago“ Do you work with inner city real estate, and if so, do you find it difficult to unload a rehabbed/ updated property that should hold a significant value do to increase in neighborhood deterioration/ crime rates "~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Currently most people our not investing into Milwaukee inner cityMajority investors our running to Milwaukee Suburb communities