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Roland Brown New Member Dallas Tx
18 August 2016 | 6 replies
The main thing that I am looking for is flexibility because I am still recovering from my injuries but I am planning to be walking by the end of this year.You probably just need money to start your business and get advice from an attorney and\or a CPA.  
Mary Shea My Listing agent is stepping down to represent the buyer.
9 July 2016 | 23 replies
Account Closed  while I understand your sentiment you also live and work in a market with excess housing.. houses that cost less than cars etc etc. .plus of course you have high end homes.But even dogs in our neck of the woods are 250 to 400k same thing you would pay 10 to 20k for in areas of Baltimore.. what works there does not work on the west coast.. while some of what you mentioned is certainly tried and true RE one oh one.. just a little different setting here Is all.Mary, if your serious about this you NEED your license just the savings when you buy and on the list side will create huge amounts of profit when your working in our markets.. plus you get instant access to MLS and you don't have to rely on anyone.. for the life of me I can't understand who anyone would not think its a benefit to be licensed in our market if your intent is to buy and resell homes that are in the 500 to 1 mil plus..
Cary P. Denver Area - Bad Faith Insurance lawyer on contingency?
4 January 2016 | 15 replies
In my experience, most attorneys who work on a contingency basis typically are those who represent clients in bodily injury claims.
Michael Bowen New member from Arizona
7 October 2015 | 10 replies
I'm in your neck of the woods so maybe we can get coffee sometime and talk SHOP :)
Jason Slater Refi Owner-Occupied as Primary or Investment Mortgage?
10 February 2018 | 8 replies
@John PrunierThanks for the real-world example in my neck of the woods.
John K. Duplex Owners, how do you describe lawn care/snow removal for half duplex in lease?
30 October 2017 | 7 replies
Landlord shall not be liable for any injuries or damages to anyone while the Tenant or their agents are performing lawn care or snow/ice removal.
Chad Mayo Rental Insurance (Umbrella Policies)
13 July 2017 | 1 reply
If "personal injury" is an available option I would recommend it. 
Bradley Scruggs Just getting to know me and what I would love to get out of BP
11 January 2016 | 9 replies
I personally live in a pretty affluent area myself (at least for our neck of the woods) with most houses selling in the $250 to $600K level or more. 
Nidhi Singh Which type of company to setup
11 April 2018 | 9 replies
This way if anyone wants to "grab you by the neck", you personally and the other two entities are safe.You can always get fancier when you get your first income to pay an investor savvy attorney and CPA to help you strategize where to take your business from here.To get more answers on these strategies always search Bigger Pockets or the net to deepen your education.
Account Closed THE FIRST FLIP! Getting over analysis paralysis.
25 September 2014 | 12 replies
Doing something when you make sure it looks good is a positive step, being careless and just jumping in to muddy waters results in neck injuries or worse. ;)Even when you make sure the numbers are good, way too many things can go wrong in a flip.