This has been a fascinating thread and thank you to everyone who gave input on the legality of this and shedding some light on RCW 61.34.Sometimes when you see a law or read the reasoning you are left scratching your head, for example, RCW61.34.020 (3)a "Distressed home consultant" means a person who: Solicits or contacts a distressed homeowner...etcIf we as real estate investors / buyers are not allowed to contact people facing foreclosure... why does the state still make said information public record and free to access????

I find Loral Langemeier fascinating to listen to, and have heard her speak several times (I've never paid to hear her speak and haven't bought any of her training/mentoring/guru stuff, except her book).

Hello BP friends,I have been fascinated by real estate development for years now and I have decided that this is the career path I want to take.So what is the best way to become a developer?

I found my undergrad and grad experiences to be fascinating, fun, and wonderful.

Ever since watching the one hour video on youtube that Robert Kiyosaki had I did more personal research on it and have become fascinated with the possibilities that real estate along with having a personal business has.My reasons I would say for getting into real estate is of course financial security, but I am also wanting to partake in the endeavor for my family as well.

It's pretty darn fascinating.  

I've already given some explanations on why the US but it's also because I'm fascinated by the US!

Hi I am Seth Glause, I live in Cheyenne, WY i just found BP and am totally fascinated by the community here.

I'm always fascinated with the amount of junk/stuff people accumulate over time and the before/after pictures after a clean up. 

But what a fascinating story -- thanks for sharing it...sorry you had to go thru it.