I thanked him for that, from the bottom of my bleeding-heart-liberal, registered Democratic heart.

Arguably in liberal areas a landlord could receive harsher treatment if it went to court. 

Not sure how being liberal or a democratic plays into it.

You have hit the JACKPOT of resources for real estate investors.

You have hit the JACKPOT of resources for real estate investors.

I'm sure that some liberal judge will claim the "commerce clause", but the rest of that clause actually says "interstate" commerce.

When the buyer is rather questionable, but still qualified, you can use other contracts to allow a buyer to acquire more equity and then roll over the deal into a note and deed of trust.You're also in an odd area politically that reflects legal proceedings, you're dark red but liberal in many aspects, "testing the waters" with a buyer can be justified before entering into a sale with a note and DOT.

The best part is, many callers are in dire straits or at the very least, in a financially uncomfortable situation, but they still want to hit the jackpot.

It is liberly written to protect the Brokers and Agents.

Karen George - there's an even bigger jackpot at this next link:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/54108-buyer-s-list-how-to-