@Ian Jaeger Thank you for your post.

Originally posted by @Ian Barnes:Being a pretty regular note buyer of both 1st and 2nd lien non performing/performing notes as I invest in notes for a living, I could answer some of the following:I invest in every state except NY, NJ, MA, CA, IL(only Cook County)I always want to modify a non-performing note before I have to forecloseIf you show me notes that I have seen from another person, and you aren't the owner of the notes on the title, I will never deal with you again unless your a registered Broker/Dealer and your selling on someone's behalf.  

. - Ian 

Check out Ian Ippolito.Thing is though, if you actaully are able to vet the syndicators and their offerings with the scrutiny Ian recommends, you'll end up having a real hard time finding any that are worth letting take you for a 5 year ride with your money. 

It also would allow immigrant tenants to file civil claims against their landlords if they do.Another bill by Assembly Majority Leader Ian Calderon (D-Whittier) would ensure that no state office or entity in California could compel a landlord to obtain and disclose information on a tenant's immigration status."

@Ian MacIntyre - yes, this is in Washington (state)...

Quote from @Ian Ippolito: Quote from @Sheri Fluellen: I’ve been real estate investing for over 15years, acquiring a large nest egg of net worth.

Ian Clayton nailed it . . . we're keeping it simple for me.

Hey Ian,Ever think about working for a top-producing agent??? 

Originally posted by @Ian Barnes:Hi Bob, I just wanted to add to this discussion, that laws and this industry is constantly changing.