I've tried a few different angles on trying to get in contact with the point of contact for the estate.

@Brian Garrett I didn’t think of that angle.

We've all been affected so not sure if the IRS is going to fight people on this after they left this wide open.

There is a wide array of investor-participation requirements between some of the investment types, so you'll want to consider what it is you want to achieve through investing and then match that with the asset class and strategy that best compliments your goals.

It is a nation-wide one and they throw a lot of great events.

Due to the wide margins here there's a lot of deep money looking for opportunities and a lot of times they're happy with decent percentage returns so they'll buy close to retail and a lot of sellers know that.

I was put at ease seeing that both a new double wide and stick built home were next door to the property.

I live in southern CA where tattoos are widely accepted. 

I'm not sure what a foreclosure looks like in this instance from the lender's angle.

When the contractor installed the fence on the east side, he had to add 3 degrees to the angle (93 instead of 90) in order to avoid a tree that is on the way.