The nerve-racking part is that they wanted me to max out my credit card and also take a loan out of my 401(k) to pay for the mentorship and to me that was a red flag but by then it was too late because I had already paid $4000 for the training.

Examine their management agreement, check to see if there is an out clause if you are dissatisfied, make sure it spells out the responsibilities of the owner and the property manager 7.

Treaties will need to be examined and you'll want to consult a South Korean tax CPA/CA as well as a US counterpart.

*Competition - During the slow season I think I saw over 1000 listings available.....do all the tricks to be listed in pages 1..3*Location - I think this is also one of the key items....being within 15 minutes of the Disney parks is a huge plus.When looking around and examining the other properties there are TONs of well themed and decorated houses. 

I only have one ocean front lot left in Montana so you should send me the money for it before someone else gets it too.That is really getting on my nerves.

The Floods examined public records to determine which property owners to contact to purchase the lots, mailed letters to the property owners to facilitate their purchase of the lots, prepared agreements for execution, prepared deeds, paid legal fees to clear title to properties they purchased, paid legal fees to ensure the closing of the properties, paid legal fees to enforce specific performance of purchase-and-sale agreements, conducted research, made phone calls, and used a real estate agent to sell lots.

I like to be ahead of the curve so I'd like to introduce myself before passing examinations.

But also, nerve-wracking.

It is a hard market right now; a lot of carriers are re-examining their books to see if the risk has gotten too great. 

A Nolo Press article says "The creditor can also require that you bring certain types of documents to the debtor's examination, such as tax returns".