Any violation from back then could be a defense raised by a borrower in the future.  

Truth would be an absolute defense to a lawsuit. 

It can be from a college that is paid for by the 9/11 GI Bill (tuition and housing allowance covered) or begin the real life stuff (ex. agent or contractor). get a hold on your spending habits, otherwise you may marry the love of your life and hers and your spending habits will doom both of you (a potential mate that doesn't have or won't develop good defensive wealth building tactics will become very unattractive)" That's what I'd tell myself, and will tell my kids if they want old pappy's advice.

Remember you insure against allegations of not that you actually did it, as an intentional act is always excluded on liability, but if you unintentionally cross that fair lending practice line, you will want that coverage, at least for legal defense.  

No charges are being filed, as it is being handled as a case of self defense.

Also, a ministry school that has students from around the world and hosts conferences that people come from across the country to attend.

Just wanted to give you all an update, since I started toying with the idea of REI (month ago ish) and joined BP, about a week ago, I have learned alot, but on to the good stuff, no deals yet, (I don't even have enough money or contacts to feel confident wholesaling yet) but I have done this...1. found a two decent potencial investors, (one on BP one CL) I'm in the process of scheduling video conferences with them as I'm out of my target area (Sacramento, CA) for a few months.2.

Sorry for the late response; just been in Georgia for a conference and got back today.

And you won't want to miss the Best Ever Conference in Denver next month, which will dive into so many of these topics and more.Cheers,Ben

I don't think tying into drain tile (for instance with a window well project) is needed AS LONG AS you control the water flow above how the water would get down to the drain tile in the first place.My view on that drain tile is that it's kind of a last line of defense - with the idea being that if water does make it down to sit next to the lower levels of the foundation, it can percolate through (below/out away from foundation).