You see i want out of the deal and am looking for any technicality to get out of the deal.Ill check with a lawyer.

Not someone I would take advice on "technical" information.

I would offer services such as a staffed secretary, conference room, furnished offices, Highspeed internet, copier, ect.

It is pretty hidden up here, it's about 2300 ft elev. but there is a new development called Gavilan Springs Ranch (2 acres with big houses), but we are technically in Perris zip code.

What are the other technicalities with this?

Just relax.On a technical point, what you are offering won't even cash flow.

Hi all,Wanted to start out by saying thanks for some great info on here.First let me say I'm relatively new to real estate investing, and I come from a technical engineering background and am finding it VERY difficult to justify things I've been told to say by my coaches, because to me it feels like I'm manipulating instead of being straight forward and honest.

It will depend on the Investors specific situation.Always Seek Advice of Counsel; Build Your Technical TeamWe always recommend that Investors choose a team of experts to help advise them in building their real estate investment portfolio.

I see two plausible possibilities (I'm sure there are others) where one might be able to be technically correct about this being from a heart attack, but still deceptive at the same time: (1) he had a heart attack because of the massive hemorrhage.

Nonetheless, being a birddog technically requires a real estate license, and I personally would recommend that if someone is looking to put that much effort into finding property then they should become a wholesaler.