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(Yes) outstanding8.Sometimes the only way we can buy the houses we look at is to take over the debt and pay you your equity, That means the loan will stay in your name until its sold, assumed or paid off. 9.Sometimes even buy the house under a lease option… Is that a problem? â

Originally posted by Mike M:Originally posted by Travis:jack and jill each pick 5 apples, half of the apples are rotten. how many are rotten1/2(5+5)You would not write it that way, you would write it like this:.5(5+5)its just a different way to express a number, has no effect on the outcome of the problem‎48÷2(9+3)48/2(9+3)24(9+3)48/2(18/2+3)96/4(27/3+9/3)all the same problem.

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@Brad Beadling, of course you need to check local / state laws, but that shouldn't be a problem. A

The location could be a problem as far as touristy things, but being so close to Houston's medical center could be a big plus.

This also presents a problem as to doing the footwork involved in rental/flipping. 

Hello All,I'm new to the scene and have the same problem a lot of new investors have...

Just ran into the same problem as @Lisa Bradley , but being an out of state investor, I cannot put myself as the registered agent - registered agent must be a resident of Indiana.

They put me on hold on the phone, and looked into it, then came back on the line- and said no problem.  As