As opposed to being able scout out companies to follow by type or location?

I am a little confused on the difference in terms of how to go about financing/contracting as opposed to taking over the building and renting all three units?

A big fish story against a backdrop of fishing fleets being in stark contrast to each other seems more like a big fish story opposed to a constant reality.

In CA, I'm not sure you can go over 1.5X one month's rent for the deposit, but that could be my antiquated recollection of RE training talking as opposed to actual legislation.

I'm also going to talk with my attorney Monday morning just so we can make sure all our ducks are in line thank God with this deal it looks like I'll have some room in case I need to do a double close.Purchasing in a trust or LLC won't change what the end-buyer sees, unless you'll be selling your interest in the entity as opposed to selling the property.

Therefore, once I build a relationship that *is* mutually beneficial, I prefer to nurture it as opposed to tear it apart to get what I want in the short-term.

As President/Vice President, Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan will protect the law of the land.Also, as part of their religious freedom (which is one of THE thing that sets America apart from other countries) the Catholic Church or any other religous organizations that oppose abortion (and they believe birth control stops a child from being born) the government should never be able to force them to contribute financally to that, or carry insurance that allows it.

I'd love to hear people's thoughts on debt vs equity investing and what they prefer and why.I personally like the safety of debt, since things tend to be more clearly defined, as opposed to off the cuff estimates on returns.

I just thought it was odd for someone who is looking to buy (as opposed to sell) that they cannot see all the commercial properties available for sale.

Just today I had the seller auto-reject a HUD because the buyer used their full name (first, middle, last) for their vesting as opposed to how it appeared on the contract (just first, last).