So, Rob, I don't take offense at the post (or the plug) since BP is all about making investors better and more aware of the business.

Sounds criminal.

If the agent’s act or failure to act causes injury to a party (or a foreseeable 3rd party) the agent could be exposed to civil suit (and even criminal charges) including punitive damages and discipline by the DRE.

An attorney usually isn't the right person to talk to regarding SDIRA tax implications, even if they are technically 'legal' (non-criminal).

I have seen this Atlanta and the people and ring leaders were arrested and put in prison.This is nothing more than creating bogus paperwork with the "intent to defraud" as you have no VALID and ENFORCEABLE legal claim to the property.What they are doing is CT "criminal trespass".There are no free lunches people.The sooner everyone understands that the better.

No offense, but the answer to the question in this thread's title is: By creating that title: "just bought first house, where will I screw up?"

Have you done a criminal/background check?

At least my 49ers signed a Kicker and some Special Teams guys... who needs Offense or Defense when you dominate Special Teams!!!

Granted, they are signing their name on "my" IRA documents... but the paralegal at the attorney's office signs the attorney's name... so I truly do not know the technicalities of what is criminal and what isn't.

Dear all,recently in my area, a lot of properties got break in and stole all staging furniture and appliances.do you know what is the affective way to prevent criminal break in the staged properties while them on the market?