A lot of times, investors who are just starting out seem to get stuck in a sort of analysis paralysis mode, where they become obsessed with finding the best deal of all time, instead of just finding something that works (I'm very guilty of this too...).Best of luck!

If he hadn't forced me to re-dispute I likely wouldn't have documented my experience here with you all, though I felt [very] guilty for not warning other potential clients and knew I should probably write this either way.

Any person violating this sections is guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be fined not less than the amount of the fee or charge he has sought or received or contracted for, and not more than ten times such amount, or imprisioned for not more than 30 days or both.

Just a year ago all kinds of real estate folks were pleading for more active listings and saying prices can't continue to climb like this.

Guilty...

For Medicaid there is a 5 yr lookback on assets/funds - Medicaid can pay for assisted living - however few facilities work with medicaid (or whatever the program is called in your state - in KS it's called HCBS - Home & Community Based Services)  - I'm not fully educated on medicare which kicks in for SNF - skilled nursing facility -- so I do not know the nuances of that -- if there's proof of elder abuse regarding funds I'd guess the local authorities and possibly Medicare/Medicaid could come after the guilty parties.

Barring an unexpected Kasich veto the foreclosure process in Ohio is about to change.Here are a few highlights of the bill: Creates an expedited foreclosure process for vacant and abandoned properties.Adopts the Uniform Law Commission language concerning standing and the ability to sue for foreclosure when the note is lost or destroyed.Establishes that a person is guilty of criminal mischief if he knowingly causes damage to the residential property after being served with a complaint in foreclosure.Modifies how taxes will be prorated in foreclosure cases.Allows, after court approval, the use of private selling officers in foreclosure actions.

And, yes, I'm guilty of bundling up deals into one post. 

A person who violates this subsection is guilty of a Class A misdemeanor for the first offense and a Class 4 felony for the second and any subsequent offenses.

Anyone that has wholesaled before has been guilty of this.