I think on preforeclosures I am confused on that - equity or no equity I start with the owner right (the letters, knocking on their door, etc) and in either case I HAVE to get their approval to either make some sort of deal with them - OR - get authorization to work with their lender - is this a true statement?

Ask around to find out who the best authority and course on Subject-2 is.

Mike,Also, I advise that you just read the books and don't jump into any of the mentoring schemes that are offered by the authors, until after you truly feel that you have absorbed knowledge and feel ready to try your hand at REI.

Authorized by or based on law: a legal right. b.

You will find some references.I know an author in WA state that has a book out.

Assets could be seized by the tax authorities if a partner is not reporting their income and paying their taxes.Maybe best that the person does not even appear as a partner.

Transfers using quitclaim deeds are often listed as nominal value in an attempt to avoid taxes, but if the authority chose to, they could likely follow up on such transfers and impose taxes and statutory penalties.

But, if landlord think there is something wrong done by his/her point of view in his/her house by tenant then he/she has the authority to terminate her by the low.At last, the landlord is the owner of the house.

My first suggestion would be to contact him and invite him to add your name as the author.

I read the 4 hour work week.. its pretty much what everyone is saying.. the author gives some great tips on how to streamline your operations to stop wasting time, and give a lot of info on how to get 'effective' outsourcing partners.