You'd be coming to unfamiliar territory and Portland is a big enough metro area that it should have a healthy amount of deals available.

We are ramping up a new campaign and expanding our territories for 2014.Would love to meet with you guys offline as part of the BP community.

I say that because we've had extraordinary interest in that territory in our WeBuyHouses.com system - we could have sold it 7 times by now!

You never, ever litigate a business issue over 'principle' because it is just too expensive and risky.But, again, let me restate what I said before, in over 30 years of being a real estate investor, no one, not in any US state or territory, has ever provided proof to me showing a note was called just because someone moved it into an entity without the lender's permission.

In fact, I'd be shocked if the signed escrow instructions didn't supersede a purchase agreement unless stated otherwise in the PA in every US state and territory.

For the rural territory we'll market to owners with > 60% equity and sold more than 30 years ago.

Many have been guruized, non-compete agreements are not really applicable in RE, such ideas are adopted from other business arenas, for example in a franchise where I have a protected territory, you can't have a protected territory in RE so much unless it's under the umbrealla of a comapny and I've never heard of that.

I mainly want to do rehab flips but I'm sure some wholesale deals will also come with the territory (I want to generate cash).

I go into every Denver property thinking there Is a sewer issue, so if he is experienced he should know it comes with the territory (root intrusion, clay pipe, pipe broken at the tap, etc etc).

I have a great insurance guy but I live in Minnesota so I think you might be a bit out of his territory.