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To verify that you're an experienced investor I may request that you send me a link to tax records of one of your investment properties.Thanks,jon.

If you want to link up, I am available Mon-Fri at our office off of 24th st. and Osborn.Have a great weekend!

To verify that you're an experienced investor I may request that you send me a link to tax records of one of your investment properties.Thanks,jon.

Netronline.com, under the Public Records Online tab, will let you search for the county and then give you links directly to the various relevant county departments.That said, if a hedge fund owns the note, they may not record the assignments.

I believe you have to register with FEMA first, then you will actually get assistance in the form of a loan from SBA at https://disasterloan.sba.gov/ela/Account/Register1 My friend and colleague @tami dubose is going through the process now and she's the one I got the link above from.

If you choose to go it alone, refer back to BP podcasts where people talk about how they manage their own properties and check the show notes for links to the software, resources etc. that they use to be professional, organized and ultimately successful.  

You can definitely check this link to get more partners that can help you out in investing!  

(Since BP does not allow me to link to my own site, you can find it by doing a Google search on "the real estate crowdfunding review how many to diversify").There has been no definitive study done, like was done by LendingRobot and Lendingclub for peer-to-peer loans, on the amount a typical retail investor would need.

Here is a link to whoever may be interested.