Otherwise, it doesn't mean a thing, it's quite generic and has no relation to real estate whatsoever.

Pre-Approval LettersSuch a document is specific to a given property you wish to make an offer - - not some generic pseudo-credit proof. 

I was thinking that since my LLC is generically named that maybe my marketing efforts would be more successful using a flashier DBA name.    

So generically you just made 13% per annum on your money.

I'd be really wary of buying generic books on contract law for anything other than basic concepts.

We offer a few generic lists on the company site but I can have something custom tailored for you if you'd like to better target what you're looking for but no matter how filtered it is, you're always looking for the few that are going to come with the many.

Easiest, most generic: leave a legacy using real estate as the foundation...To do: fix and flip single family, fix and hold multi...Lover of Batman, Bourne, training for the zombie apocalypse, and Cleveland sports...Would love to learn from all you real estate doers.

Here are few items that I sometimes get confused about:Age: 0-10 - "A", 11-20 - "B", 21+ - "C" - this is a general rule for a generic apartment complex in a suburban area and does not apply to places like SF or NY where location trumps age.

This is a very generic question, but in general, the answer depends on the property and type of opportunity it presents to an investor.Assuming by security, you mean the market shows consistent appreciation with little volatility compared to other places the investor could deploy their capital, I would argue that either location is somewhat insulated from the fluctuations seen in the macroeconomy.

I'm more focused on the sustainability of my business and nothing creates lasting power like well leveraged rental houses and a pile of cash... or Viagra.