(really more like sue-doh because they really acted as only arbitrator for homeowners who had been scammed) I had one of the first licenses with them.

to a land trust for estate planning purpose (which should not trigger the DOS clause, and even if so, you can transfer it back in your name if the lender gives you grief) with the beneficiary an LLC, thus getting protection from "internal" and "external" problems.

If you can get a family member to help you out, you may want to consider keeping this internally.

CPAs and/or CPA software default to putting 365 in there no matter the reality, so you have to micromanage this.We spend a lot of time internally going over income calculations, and we do this for a living, so a full and complete answer is beyond the scope of one post.

My guess is that it's a bank owned home and it's just sitting there. 6 years without becoming a REO is a pretty long time so maybe something weird is going on internally with the new owner.

You can work for investors for free or intern or something.

Maybe it's not necessarily that you need to agree or disagree with Grant, but rather that you're able to internalize his concepts and scale it to where you're comfortable as an investor. 

@Johnathan Owens shoot me your contact info (and resume if you'd like) and I'll pass it along internally.

Flipping and Renovating doesn't interest me (yet).Also what about international?

I search the tax assessor website and found taxes owe on property that I was interned it.If I choose to make an offer I should subtract the balance owe right?