This site is a library of books if you just take time to notice all the nooks and cranies.Don't forget to check out the blogs and podcasts.

Going to the library and picking up a law book on contracts is not a bad idea either. 

I don't know enough securities law to tell you if there is a way you can broker the transaction legally, but you should be very careful and seek out some expert legal advice.Here are a couple of links regarding SEC enforcement against unlicensed securities salesmen:https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2014-98http://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?

Of course these seminars are designed to sale you additional products, but with the information that was given it is very possible to go and do your own research online and at the library.

I know the are building a new library on Parsons:http://www.columbuslibrary.org/buildings/parsonsBut, just looking on google maps, theres a lot of pawn shops and dollar stores.

Guess what, my local library had both copies available!

We have our next REIA meeting next Thursday at the Columbia County library at 7pm.

The library is fantastic, City Point is nice, and the City launched a cold homeless shelter for its residents a couple years ago.

I went to my local law library and looked through the index for cases citing the tax foreclosure code, and couldn't find any which had tested reimbursement for necessary repairs cost.

I'm doing this from my Mobile, so I hope the format is compatible if you're using a laptop or PC.