“But that’s not true,” says the consultant.

(Insert picture of a silhouetted man, fists raised in triumph, standing on top of a sharp crest at sunset.)You forgot the part about the one-on-one consultation with an expert adviser to see if you are a good fit for the program.

For work I do IT consulting downtown, so if you were ever in the core during the day I'd be free.

Hi Brian,I would not go meet with them alone. you may want to consult with an attorney before and depending have them handle it, and or go to dept of health with you. 

If you feel as though you're being "screened out" by brokers who do not want to split a commission, maybe it would be best to create a consultative type agreement with a buyers broker where they will operate in the background and will earn a pre-determined fee once you close on a transaction.

You don't need an attorney to close the deal (at least in my state), but you may want to consult one to make sure all your ducks are in a row...I did many a time!

Hi Jon, I've spoken with a realtor who works with short sales and also that attorney (through a free consultation).

I understand that I would need to consult an attorney to obtain guaranteed advice...but any general outline of what happens to the home would be great.

Our mortgage consultants are available from 9am to 9pm est to discuss your foreign national mortgage needs.

Then, and here is where you should consult with an attorney, assign the lease with option properties to new investors as you find them.This many properties could be a huge challenge to manage.