@Adrian TilleyNo Detroit fortunately does not encompass the state of Michigan :) I wouldn't invest in the city of Detroit.

It's a quick read, and it's fiction, but the message is great.Perhaps it's not the right approach, but I think The Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary Keller is both motivating and quite encompassing.

DF encompasses the SAFE Act and gives enforcement aspects to the CFPB as well as HUD.I didn't mean to write a book again, but just a few statements can require paragraphs to correct or explain in more depth or shed light on an issue.Another comment was made concerning ambulance chasing attorneys learning that there can be a gold mine for tenants and borrowers, absolutely true and might as well expect them to pop up.

But then you're talking about developer territory, which encompasses an entirely different level of knowledge, experience, risk, and capital.

I also doubt you are going to serendipitously time the duration of your cheap money loans to encompass your future home purchases.

I haven't read Michael Lewis's book, but nice quip.My example wasn't intended to be all encompassing.

If not you will first need to contact the rural municipality encompassing the sections, township and range of the parcel to determine (or lobby) if the land is zoned (or can be zoned {$$$}) for development.

Under the Dodd-Frank law, it's not clear whether it will encompass lease options.

This place really seems to be a wealth of knowledge as well as all-encompassing viewpoints.

It truly is huge and encompassing.