:)We could all make a simple complaint to HUD and the CFPB, and the state RE commission and state finance department.This home seller is advertising to sell homes which we see as an apparent violation of Dodd-Frank offering an installment sale under a lease-option and is contrary to the public interests and competitive market conditions.Or something like it.I can tell you too, you don't need to be in or from any state to file a complaint.

Although I'm in marketing professionally, I've never launched a direct mail campaign and want to make sure the dollars I invest are allocated for a strategy with a good return.

You can't advertise with language such as "must have a job" or "must have pay stubs".Additionally, I learned that if you allow married couples to qualify by using both of their incomes, then you have to let single people applying together qualify by pooling their income as well.

Moreover, the fact that both current offerings and those funded have advertised Target Returns that are so widely varied and so abnormally high does not help lend credibility to those numbers.

Thanks, -johnLENDERS: THIS IS NOT AN OPPORTUNITY TO ADVERTISE YOUR LOANS!

It probably depends on your market as to where these are advertised/discussed, but I'd love to hear more about how you do this...

I've never seen that in my borrowing nor in any of the numerous hard money email advertisings I receive.

Sure it's filled with advertising, pornography, games, and scams - but it is also the greatest gathering of minds and mental ability and thought process ever assembled.  

I love that the just renamed the Bay Point project "Shipyard", then they tilted the map 90 degrees in their advertisement, so you can't tell where/what it is.. lolhttp://thesfshipyard.com/I think that whole area's going to blow up though..

Typical duties being advertising, receiving screening results from screening companies, collecting rents, ordering & paying for maintenance etc?