A deal in your situation sounds too close to cecoming a massive disaster--I would recommend you spend the money and see an attorney.I would also suggest posting this under the "Legal Issues" heading and see if any of the legal gurus around could give you more specific feedback.

You hit it on the head.

Fear can become your biggest assetFear can be a draw back when seeking an education in real estate investing but you can turn this fear into one of your biggest assets.How many times have you wanted to get into real estate, only to have that voice in your head say:It won't work!

Once I set a price on the house, I will set a number in my head of what I will accept, once an offer comes in at or above that number, I will have to take it.I have two more classes I need to take, and then pass the state test, in order to obtain my real estate license.

Maybe someone you know, put ads on Craigslist, put out bandit signs, pay for a cash buyer's list, go to local real estate investor's association meetings.

A good way to learn more is to find a local real estate investors association.

I don't see anything wrong with adding Spanish as a second "official" language as long as the percentage of the population that speaks Spanish as their primary, or only, language is large enough to offset the costs associated with redesigning all the federal forms and bureacracy, laws and customer service and advocacy rights, and CSPAN, and US postal service, etc...are justified.

There are a lot of intricacies involved that is sometimes over my head but I sit there with a sharp ear and eye to learn as much as possible.

Thank you for the heads up.

http://www.arei-win.com/investment_meetings.htmlAnd you can find 5 local affiliated members of the Massachusetts Rental Housing Association at: http://massrha.nonprofitoffice.com/index.asp?