Welcome to the forum, Redman.I'm sure if you hang around long enough you are bound to find several Florida investors.We're glad you're here.

If not, you may as well hang on to it for cash flow for a little while.

Hello,I've been hanging around the Rehabbing forum a lot lately, but for me, I will most likely be involved in a single family detached house development.

My point is that unless you have extensive experience, huge pockets, and balls that hang to the floor, now is not the time to jump in there.I find it amusing that every little scamper downtown is broadcast across the community like downtown is dramatically metamorphising.

Should I hang out and still try to get the property?

I am not sure how to go about finding out what I need to know but I am sure if I hang around this forum long enough I will find my answers.Anyway, just wanted to say hello and hope to have a long lasting friendship with you all.Kym

I think I am going to print it out and hang it in the office.

Please note that my advice was to see an attorney, to call officials and have them make a determination, not to accuse, but relay the facts.I said it sounds like....and, if the attorney is the note holder, I'd bet in such a case he'd hang his broker out to dry.The note, if originated illegally may be worthless.Joe, the applicable laws for OO so far are in the SAFE Act, TILA, Fair Credit Collections Act and state laws that will be similar to all states as to brokering.

Now everyone made money and left the home owner hanging.

Welcome to bigger pockets, from a fellow northeast ohioan.Great place to hang out and get all you real estate investing questions answered.All the best to you.