Patch of Land’s execs have written detailed responses to numerous questions about properties and risks and are incorporating the feedback into Q&A.

It doesn't cost them a dime and the fee for me is very reasonable (about $20/month).Perhaps they feel safer because my property management company is incorporated and has a RE broker on staff per Texas law.

When I was in corporate I contributed the minimum amount I could that the company would still match.

Here's the language I often see in corporate emails.

DF is one Act, it modifies and/or incorporates about 40 other laws and regulations.

How would you incorporate a partial month into a 12 month lease?

Due diligence and compliance issues must be incorporated into seller financed terms, you can't just devise any note and apply it to any borrower unless that borrower meets certain basic requirements.While it appears that the Act and other applicable laws apply to the lender, know that if an investor, as a buyer, presents the deal, does the financing and influences the seller they can also be liable.

I'm LEED GA certified & would like to potentially incorporate some of the LEED strategies in my rehabs if it makes financial sense in my market.Looking forward to learning more and networking with others in my area.Thanks, Mike

Spent 25+ years in corporate America -> laid off -> obtained broker's license in December.

@Jeremy Lamb My first choice would be to incorporate the space into an existing apartment - especially if it allowed for the realisation of a second bedroom.