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Will have the plate reader up front, on entrance I assume would be the best place.

Long time listener and reader, first-time poster.I have been scouring my area (Central New Jersey) for two years to find a value-add deal and have had very little luck.

Readers should seek professional advice.

For future readers in Florida the loophole is to let it expire on sunbiz administratively and when done just pay a $110 reinstatement fee instead of the $400 late fee.

If you wish to share your experience, or if you are a reader looking to learn more, please visit the Real Estate Guru Book & Course forum and join the discussion! 

A lot of people come on here asking how to scale so fast so if you could shed some light on how you came up with the initial funding it would be beneficial to our readers who are just getting started and wondering how people do this.

(For future readers, today is Sept. 3 of 2017.)Maybe start by "surfing" (the web) for dollars and contact the owners, listing agents, etc. of properties which look interesting, even if you're not in position to do the deal just yet.

IIRC, the Colorado Foreclosure Protection Act prohibits filing new liens once a NED (Notice of Election and Demand, for non-Colorado readers, usually called a NOD or lis pendens in other states) is filed.

@Melody E BergloffI'm sure you're aware Melody that self-promotion and advertising outside of the BP Marketplace is against BP Community Rules & Regs.Perhaps you could post your thoughts on what CPAs might be able to help directly on this thread so everything is above board and also here for future readers