Thanks Lawrence and Micheal for welcoming me to the group.

Hi @Lawrence Eddy,Welcome to BP :-)If you're just starting out in real estate doing anything, you don't really need to have any type of corporate entity.  

Hi Lawrence,Did you see my response in your other post?

@Lawrence EddyWelcome to BP!!

Lawrence, in King County, you can see recorded liens free on the King County Recorder's website.

The best I could find was this from the FAQ:"In 2017, we are expecting to launch new investment opportunities in communities including Cambridge, MA and the five winners of the Neighborly Bonds Challenge – Austin, TX; Somerville, MA; Burlington, VT; Housing Trust of Silicon Valley and Lawrence, KS."

Let me know if you are interested in more information.Craig Lawrence 

@Lawrence Cox III there are very few instances I can think of where hard money is a good idea...use it as a lender of last resort...and if you are going to re-fi to get out from under a hard money loan, make sure your figures on ARV are rock solid.

I use to live in KC before moving (originally from Lawrence)

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