Also, don’t forget, as a licensee, you are deep pockets even if you are poor, because judgments against licensee’s will be paid out of the DRE’s real estate recovery fund.

Not sure as to how you can insulate yourself from this, but my partnerships allow one partner to buy the other out at a deep discount.As Dave Ramsey one said "A partnership is the only ship that doesn't sail."

At the same time a new broker without deep relationships will find a very tough time competing against the larger national firms.  

I was really defeated when I found that information out and kinda lost my spark, but I am working on regaining it back, I have been looking at foreclosures and REO properties, I went and looked at two properties yesterday, I know deep in my heart, if the right deal is there, I WILL make it happen.

Mine are required, or deep in the park so splitting them out is really not a option.

-$86/month is not the end of the world I guess but can be a deep cut for someone / some sort of advantage for you Scott W. should be you own anytime this condo without any debt, so you learn the hard way-Uwe

I am both relieved and disappointed by this result...

There was no deep planning on our part - we just acted and were lucky in our actions.

Without a title report, I am wondering why you are so deep into this deal.

You might be legally able to stop making payments until the matter is settled.You are in deep on this one.