It will all come down to whether you truly managed separate accounts within mixing funds, did you maintain the proper business filings for every separate entity, or where the business just created to defraud creditors, etc.

Connect and PM me and I'll give you the names of who I know.Sam,  I've been a study of DFA for some time, still just a light weight compared to 1 or 2 experts in the some 1 yr old BP DFA threads.  

@Emilio Basa, your should try calling the company that @Middy Matthews suggested, since you are both in the same state and a referral is usually worth its weight in gold.

After my last 2 purchases, Clackamas county has sent a letter wanting to verify that the transaction was at arms-length (to properly assess I'm guessing).  

So it is not a fee.Oral agreement does carry some weight in Texas, so I regularly emphasis to people I come to contact that nothing is firm unless it is written and agreed to.  

Jeffery Griggs all problems I can attribute to me being a novice, first time investor - I bought the property over priced through an online investor network without conducting proper due diligence, I allowed the seller to get away with not fulfilling their promise to place a Section 8 tenant prior to closing and not fixing the noted deficiencies in the inspection.

I think I made a nice profit; I got more than 5-times my original investment I think I got hosed a little when selling, but the profit was still very good and the experience was worth it's weight in gold...Just stirring up the memory makes me want to go find another deal now and get to work again building a team and conquer another project!

Next, and what I say will always be weighted towards what I know so forgive me if it's another mortgage thing, coming this summer PITI reserve requirements will change for REI.

Yes, you get more repeat business, but you will be working much harder on each sale.Investors generally aren't going to be happy with a simple MLS auto search; they're going to want off market deals, expect you to put in a lot of low-ball offers, know how to properly calculate cap rates, rehab estimates, etc. and also generally will be looking in a lower price range, meaning less of a comission for you.Retail buyers on the other hand are much more likely to be happy with the selection on MLS, take your advice, and give better offers.

I know there is a field to search "By User" under the "Filter Results" option that pops up with the search results, but I haven't found that to work properly (or at all really).