hey everyone newbie here. i have been doing research and feel blessed to have come across this site. for about the last few months i have been unemployed and collecting and realizing that working for a company is not the way i wanted to go. so i have been looking into foreclosure sales and properties. i guess what i need is someone to just point me in the right direction. i live in new york so i know alot of properties are real expensive out here. and right now i only got about 1k to play with. i am extremely determined and basically dont wanna end up like my father working his whole life and not having anything to show for it. any advice is appreciated i guess if anyone can tell me if i should get my liscence or not. also which books or courses i should take. also any body from new york with info of where to go here. and how i can get access to seminars and auctions so i can get my feet wet. also where i can find info on all of those no money down deals i hear and not using your own money.

I wonder if the is a terminology issue governing body. 

We call it "warm body" count. the idea being that you need people with income to pay the rent.

I have also bring up the fact that Cleveland is situated on one of the largest fresh bodies of water in the world.

It is listed as a corporation that is also a Self Regulatory Organization (SRO).

My letter was going to be a typical yellow letter in what looks like a hand addressed envelope and what looks like red handwriting in the body of the letter.Should I go with that or something more formal? 

Point of my post.......marketing notes is not finance, it's not the regulatory side, it's not the basis of the paper game.

If not, the governing bodies by-law must either Offer the Property for Sale through what is known as a Non-Judicial Tax Sale, Judicial Tax Sale, Tax Deed Sale, Tax Lien Certificate Sale, Tax Title Sale or a Tax Foreclosure Sale.

1 week old dead body on the couch that her dogs had been snacking on. almost made me quit the biz.

(It was suppose to be credited to the project).Drew check this out too, the regulatory state agency for ADU's:https://www.hcd.ca.gov/policy-research/AccessoryDwellingUnits.shtml