Data analysis is at the heart of every science.

This is not a business for the faint of heart, and after almost 40 years of weathering the storms, I am getting out of the landlord business and will just flip from now on; wish I had decided that a long time ago, but then again, maybe I'll just write a book one of these days...

I'm 27 years old, married and working a full time job I don't like with no room for advancement, both financially and self improvement and I believe Real Estate is where my heart is at. 

And therein rests the challenge at the heart of the pre-probate deal;'How to structure so that your seller doesn't screw you, take another offer and forget your generous offer to buy a property that s/he doesn't even own nor gave the ability to pass marketable (insurable) title'?

I am new to real estate investing and I was in line to buy a 240,000 one bed one bath in the heart of Pacific Beach 10 blocks from the ocean.  

My apologies if this is the case but when I decide to do something, I tend to do it whole-heartedly.

Caring for the welfare of the child is a sign you are a good guy with a good heart. 

In that case the owner of the property is not a party to the deal and does not need to be contacted.That being said, the process is not for the faint of heart.

Either way you can benefit.Know your area, and you'll save yourself a lot of heart ache.Best to you!

And as those two realities merge, they form a new reality--call it your reality, call it the unique invention that is uniquely yours, the reality of your mind and your heart uniting with all the elements of your business, and your business with the world, shaping, designing, collaborating, to form something that never existed before in that way.