Sidenote to Readers: In banking terms MM means millions and M means thousands; can get confusing when you ask for a $150k line of credit and the banker sends you a commitment letter stating $150M.  

Dear BP readers,Could use your creative minds to see what the best course of action is for this prospective client.

My wife and 1-year-old daughter say thank you, too.For the forum readers, my question is this: Where do you find a lease other than on the BP files page and one that is tailored to your state? 

Hello everyone,I've been a long time listener and reader but I'm getting to that point where I need to take action with all this knowledge I've been collecting.

I am an avid reader so any book recommendations that could help me expand my knowledge would be of tremendous help!

Hi all, long time reader, first time post.  

The couple gives their advice to their readers who may also have a real estate business that it may be overwhelming to make a move for your business but it is well worth it.

You're really lucky to have gotten something interesting off Hubzu, but other readers shouldn't expectsimilar results :-) I've bid on many properties in multiple states with Hubzu, cheap ones and an expensive one (similar to yours) in Hawaii, and while it happens often that nobody else bids, they always (in my cases) have high reserves that are close to market.

Square readers are sold in Lowe's stores at the counter down here in SA, so in my opinion there's no reason for a squared away (pardon the pun, I swear it was accidental) contractor to have to make you chase them across town to deliver a check.

Hello BP - Longtime reader, first time poster.