A real shame.People don't get into real estate to become prison wardens, but entrepreneurs who want to get rich, which in turn their very activities enriches the community at large.

hostile or notorious possession, you have to possess the property against the wishes of the owner, the owner has to know you are possessing the property and the owner can't give you permission as that breask the AP.5. 

But property taxes are notoriously high in TX given there is no state income tax.

@Jennifer Stammberger Midwest markets are notorious for being less expensive to get into and having good cashflow.

If you want to know more about my personal experience please feel free to DM me.Every city to some extent changes a lot block by block, but Baltimore is notorious for how values and areas change dramatically in a very short distance.

Their monthly overhead should/could be close to $10k.So you can see why GCs need to carry multiple projects in order to survive, let alone prosper....especially when working for Investors who are notoriously 'frugal' (being kind there)Treat your GC with respect, pay them well and they will be your biggest asset.There are posts every day asking for Contractors around the country.

I did some research and found that the owner of Coltate Capital was sentenced to federal prison circa 2012 for a list of crimes committed within the company.

Better than bit coins for prison barter.

So no, I'll never be jealous of the people who have locked themselves down in a financial prison.

Z, t & others are notorious for BAD info.