I probably should've searched the archives a bit more before posting.

Jay is one of the main reasons I tune in to these forums.

Yet, all the members would need to do would be to go look at their archives and look at the predicted gains and check if they occurred in reality and they'd find out easily that my example above is typical.There are countless people in that same situation situation and, in my humble opinion, it's about time that they swallow their pride (for having fallen for their marketing tricks) and speak up so that other people don't have to experience the same situation in the future.

As to liens, I would suggest for you to go to the Fulton county courthouse with several properties in mind and go to the archives in the lower level and look up those properties in the computer.

This clouds the title and makes it unable for the seller and cash buyer to close a transaction without your notice, since the title is clouded.

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The links on his website to his newsletter archives are all dead, nor does the "Note Store" link work.

Here is the Suntrust 2008 FORM 10-K page 35 https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/750556/000119312509042448/d10k.htm that sums up the debt instruments they called for my company and tons others in 2008: "We discontinued originating first lien Alt-A loans to hold on the balance sheet during 2006 and until mid-2007 originated a small amount with more restrictive credit guidelines for placement in the secondary market.

. - Connects you with a community of other trainees and gives you access to a discussion board with a couple of years worth of archived questions and responses. - The deal calculator provided is super solid.

If you have a chance, go through old podcast archives and look it up.