He is a local investor, member of CIREIA and sharp attorney.Sean ClappAttorney8766 South Street, Suite 220Fishers, IN 46038(317) [email protected]

I found a carpet nail (I guess that's what they are called, small little thing but sharp like a tack) that was nailed from under the floor up through the floor.

I'll probably take 1-2 classes a year going forward just to keep my skills sharp and learn as much as I can.  

@Tom Gimer@Steve Vaughan  biggest disconnect we have between attorney states like were you practice and title and escrow company states.. is those doing business with you like you said get the benefit of a bonafide attorney looking at each transaction.. whereas out our way.. its your senior escrow officer and title officer which neither are attorneys.. they are sharp and know how to do these transactions.. but they don't practice law.and like you said if you go to an attorney out our way your going to spend 1 to 3k at 300 to 500 a hour .were you guys do this work for set fee's and your time is not on the clock..

Archie Sharp That is great, however I don’t really consider that investing.

Quote from @Harrison Sharpon Sharp: Quote from @Francis Maduka: Any suggestion for an investor friendly Attorney & CPA in the Dallas area would be greatly appreciated. 

He is a sharp guy who understands the needs of investors and how deals get done.John Roper972-458-4825PM me with questions or in case the moderator takes exception to my mentioning names!

Until we see a substantial percentage increase to say 66% (it was 69% in 07 and is at 63.7% now ) or we see a sudden sharp increase brought on by some wacky government program then I'm not overly concerned about a repeat of the last debacle.  

Too many sharp people here.

And if they don't, expect to be shut down by the insurance company and their $500/hr attorneys until you have a sharp attorney of your own.In the future (I know this doesn't help you now), get insurance certificates from your PMs and contractors BEFORE work commences.