Squatting is 100% illegal and we shouldn't need a court order to remove someone attempting to steal our property (or the use thereof).

We'll both agree that, if you could get a 3-bed townhouse in Aldea Zama today for 200k, it'd be a steal but, at 410k, it's another story.

The idea that you can build wealth without putting any money into it is a recipe for disaster and the sales pitch of gurus trying to steal your money.

Buy your logo polo, put it on your site and you look like a full-fledged real estate investor (IF you do it the right way).There are 2 kinds of credibility.1) Is this really you, as in your website, or are you some dude in Africa about to steal my identity2) Are you really in the business of buying houses?

Wiring money to a scammer overseas instead of the actual owner of the property (this one is getting more and more common, the "seller" steals the identity of the actual seller, and takes the buyers money then disappears).

The idea that you can build wealth without putting any money into it is a recipe for disaster and the sales pitch of gurus trying to steal your money.

My photos on my wall are crooked from the stomping.

You may have to sweeten the deal more than originally anticipated, especially for a comparatively low rent (in my area, 1000 a month is a steal).

Depends on how well you vet the tenant, how secure your property is and what you have to steal.

Yes, to Chris Seveney,I would appreciate a referral to a lawyer well versed and successful with crooked HOA and-or management companies who say they cannot locate documentation of pretty much anything.It is in Maryland.