Hello all,My name is Eston "EJ" Johnson and I am a Creative Director/Web Designer/Web Developer living in the Houston Spring area.

Even the bad lawyers know how to do a basic asset search and prepare discovery documents requiring asset disclosure.

I would like advice on how to prepare for a Sheriff sale.

We often don't do a good job preparing our young for the real world.

It's not about being landlord friendly - because TX is landlord friendly - it's about regulation of the "creative" stuff - TX is strict on that.

It's not going to be a creative financing class but what it will teach is the use of assets which is what creative financing is based on.As to difficulty, it's a class usually offered at the 2nd year of undergraduate work in college.

Anybody know of a creative way to get an offer in without actually occupying the house?

There will be more deals that you can be more involved in and make more on when you learn more and are prepared to fully capitalize on the opportunity.

Doing so would only add to your financial obligations and it is best to keep your debt manageable and have cash reserves for the unexpected.There are ways to buy properties and get started without good credit, but I would recommend you spend some time learning and working on your personal finances before you start working on becoming a creative investor.

Do you have an attorney preparing the operating agreement??