And so when they go to sell their first deal, its about a smooth as your first time doing, well, whatever you did after prom. 

I think litigation is something needed as a vehicle at times but not to be flaunted on a bulletin board in my view.It has been awhile since I have been on bigger pockets so your ad at least prompted my coming back here.

@Alex TahnatTo be clear Title company didn’t sell the property, the seller sold it and unfortunately, it sounds like the prom notes  and DOT’s were not found when the title company did a title search.  

has anyone used or heard of prom funding partners out in california and also michiganwebsite is www.promofundingpartners.com positive or negitive thoughts

I have no W-2 job, can I still contribute to my E*TRADE Roth IRA accountSituation:I self-manage my LTR portfolioI self-manage my STR property that is an hour away.I buy tax liens at auction every year.I have flipped at least one property per year, but not sure that will happen every year.I am a RE professional I also have a Solo401k, but I only contribute to it prom proceeds of a flip.So can I still contribute to a standard Roth IRA without a w-2 job?

It is a very tough business and I don’t flaunt anything for those reasons u pointed out.

and when the Sherriff deed arrives they roll their equitable interest into a prom note and deed of trust. they charge for each part of the deal  a bid fee for acquiring  a HML loan fee for the loan and of course interest.. and at the end of the day from what I have seen they make the lions share of the profits as the lender.. from a lenders perspective its a genius model.. not so great for the borrower.. competition is too tough to allow smoking deals to go without competitive bidding.

They don't hide their mistakes or flaunt their successes.

If you had told people in that delivery room that 34 years later I would be a general partner on 342 units across 2 multifamily properties out of state, I think it’s safe to say that you might have been laughed out of the room for saying something so far-fetched.Growing up with Cerebral Palsy has robbed me of many experiences that most "normal" people take for granted, such as prom, taking out that girl you liked from math class to the movies, going to the mall with your friends after school, dorming in college, or driving.

I find it ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE that some cities in the US can call themselves "sanctuary cities" and blatantly flaunt their harboring of illegal aliens, yet the government has the audacity to go after a businessman who is simply trying to survive!