Yes the attorney client privilege is a hurdle in this matter.

Joining up will also grant you the 'privilege' of being able to buy non-performing notes directly from their own investing arm- after they teach you how to do it.I did not attend Note Expo-- I did read one person's comment that it was more [organizational] in nature than instructional but I would like to hear from anyone who actually attended it to get their opinion.

He'll definitely help me by letting me use him as an opportunity, but as long as it's ethical and not violating client-attorney privileges.

But I think you're right - - That's not much money to make while enjoying the hassles that come with dealing with tenants, repairs, etc.I would say that it's a lot of money to LOSE for the privilege of dealing with tenants, repairs, lawsuits, damage done by tenants, evictions, government ignorance, etc.The good news is that you found BiggerPockets before you actually bought something and lost a bunch of money!

We have always used a realtor and enjoy the "privileges" that being unlicensed provide. 

ALSO, since you have property here in my state, I'd love to compete for the privilege of being your insurance and risk management provider.

So yes, it is important to check the landlord-tenant laws for your jurisdiction.I would not accept the dog, but if you do, get the maximum security deposit that the law allows, charge additional rent for the privilege of keeping the pet, and inspect often.

You may not learn about smalls like this , Elliott, but you are paying a ton for the privilege.

So she is literally asking for $300K for the privilege of using her credit score.

I've had the privilege of still living with my parents so I didn't have to pay rent.