Investing passively on a syndication is another great way to get exposure to the documentation that goes into a deal - on the underwriting side, debt/equity, legal disclosures, closing documents, etc.

Most investors change the deed at closing, then change it back right away....so maybe 10 days of exposure?...

I always view things from a liability exposure position when I consider things like this regarding my tenants. 

They may take the listing to have a sign in the yard and some exposure, but every newspaper ad/minute spent is a gamble for them.

I'm mainly into short term rentals, but recently began broadening my REI exposure to learning about SF/multi-family properties. 

If the Realtor Business Champion were to receive additional exposure thru the school, and our company's website, and possibly some additional marketing for YOU the only Realtor, would this be of interest?

--------------Rather than overbid well above the amount of the judgment that led to this foreclosure, the lawyers will just start the process over again and hope that the bidder will find another property to spend their money on in the interim and won't be in the auction room next month to try to get a cheap deal on a $730,000 house, allowing the bank to acquire Joseph and Tina's house for minimal additional cost to their exposure from both the mortgage and the home equity loan.

For example a management/parent company entity or does this open me up for exposure since the lease would be signed with Parent Entity LLC. 

I already have exposure to a few different accounting programs for property managers so I have a little knowledge to get started on for that part.

Other than having exposure to BP, I do not have any experience but I hope to get my feet wet by taking some basic classes at a local community college and purchasing my first duplex or multiplex.