Usually not, it's usually an order not to engage in some practice (might include any real estate activities) it will probably be some financial slam, like throwing out the obligation, it may include repayment of amounts paid and there could be other damages.

Listen to podcasts and stay engaged to keep you going but don't over analyze because this could keep you from taking action.

The best protection is to comply with the law and not discriminate illegally.The process you site above could help you demonstrate you are not engaging in illegal discrimination but I challenge you to find anything codified in GA requiring you to process applications in the order received.

When they say these things at our Massachusetts REIA, I just bite my tongue and hope they didn't get skinned too bad from the latest "Pickie Duster" guru who came through town.Oh the other Newbie sign is that they want to build a TEAM and set up an LLC.When I do meet someone starting out, because I do engage them before and at the beginning of our meetings, and if they're sincere and willing to work at it, I'll have them speak to someone who IS doing it.

All of us had to start at the beginning, looks like you have already taken step one on the ladder by joining and engaging this community.

Focus on our Marketing forum, our BiggerPockets Blog, and on the BP Podcast.Thanks for coming on board and I hope to learn more about you and your business as you engage here.

Simply engage your mentor.

Please keep discussions to information about your company as requested by other users in their questions without engaging in any solicitations or marketing.For the marketplace, see: http://www.biggerpockets.com/marketplaceThanks for the understanding!

You seem like a true entrepreneur, engaging in several different ideas at once to become successful.

Looking forward to engaging with others in the community.