BRRR, but my twist on it is BRAR.

So, our investment is really not a lot but it is obviously enough that everyone wants to make sure of everything before they jump in, as I would too.I can say that even though you have already invested your money before you get on our live conference calls, no one is that important to twist your arm to move forward and then have problems later on because it doesn't work for you.

Remember that some municipalities have their own twists...http://www.thelpa.com/lpa/landlord-tenant-law/colorado-landlord-tenant-law

I have guesses, namely if they are still operating the ponzi scheme, they need your money to pay off other prior investors, so they’re going to be as gentle and nice as possible to keep your money within Pinnacle.

HUD will give me title and a title policy, but no surveyHere's the twist.

I myself as a rehabber buy my houses legally, ( mls/auction.com/hubzu/hud ect ) but there is no need to try and twist words to make yourself sound legal and like a super nice person.

I really don't see how anyone could twist this into the tenants' fault.

There are lots of twists and turns on the road to REI success.

as @Wayne Brooks  so gently mentioned... listing a property has zero to do with getting a preliminary title report.you can do this yourself at the court house.. its not hard.Most real active bidders have connects at title co and they get title work done for free..

If there is a sellers broker involved, it's likely the seller has already agreed to pay the buyers broker, so the cost to you would be zero to have someone working on your behalf, and answering all of these questions directly and immediately, rather than having to jump on the forum at every twist and turn of this deal.