As for investing in real estate, I would make sure you have no debt and 20% to put down, plus an emergency fund in case the walls decide to cave in.

"Institutional Crowdfunding" is buzz term that is emerging from folks trying to push crowd funding.

I'm finding that I'm coming up short on the down payment because most of my reserves I planned on using to put down for the downpayment- leaving me with 3 month's worth of "emergency funds" whereas the bank wants to see 6 month's worth.

My own money and the cash flow I get from the triplexes can be used if I really need it, for an emergency.

Simple, he is 74 years old, he already has a house in Mexico, the cost of living is very low there, and most importantly, he is a great father.)My questions areWhat can I do to have my name on the deed itself, in case of emergency?

Last year the 17 year cicadas emerge providing a surge of food to promote greater nutrition thus procreation in the portion of the population that survived the virus thus creating a new, healthy, strong generation of west nile resistant birds."

My advise is to find the key agents...and those emerging, who are listing and selling the REO properties.

Technical Guidance:This program is authorized under Section 203(n) of the National Housing Act (12 U.S.C.) and the Emergency Home Purchase Assistance Act of 1974, Public Law 93-449, 88 Stat. 1364.

I was told that you should have a real estate agent for emergencies even if you don't plan to use them in your wholesaling deals.

I read his emerging markets book a few months ago and it was one of the best I have read.