You misunderstood me when you say "exclaiming that only happend because of your NRU education".

California is famous for its one-action rule, in which a lender must carefully elect one action to take against the borrower if the borrower defaults.

I will simply quote Richard Davis, the original star of Flip this House, Owner of Trademark Properties and arguably one of the most famous flippers in the country, at the end of the one episode where he rehabbed one of his rental properties for a new tenant.

Later when you're rich and famous you can hire it out.

This has been a topic misunderstood by many investors and even mortgage brokers.

The housing market has long been the playground for the rich and famous, but now the average American is getting into the real-estate-buying craze.A new survey by the National Association of Realtors estimates as many as 25 percent of all home buyers never intend to actually live in their new home.

OK, maybe I misunderstood what you want it to do, I might have placed a comma where it didn't belong, but I'm working on a VERY OLD version of ACT, and running it on Windows 98, and mine will do that.

One that costed $5000 by famous marketing guru Jay Abraham I had in my garage for about 3 years.

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It reminds me of a famous story you hear in the marketing industry about a man who wrote a book several decades ago called “How to make $150,000 per year.”