I did not see an address for the PR or executor, but I do plan on going back to either find it on the computer or in the physical record.The other annoying thing about the record is that there was no easy way to sort by town, you just got a big "list" that you had to drill into in order to get the info.

Brandon Turner -have you thought about incorporating a few search terms into the initial sign up page - might be easier then retyping that everytime someone new joins

Was just online sufficient for preparing you or would you recommend taking some physical classes as well?

I have not found another local bank willing to provide the same financing so I guess I'm stuck with this guy.So the plan is to buy a 2,3, or 4 unit physically distressed property with the credit, and use the credit to fiance the repairs, then refinance at the end of the repairs to a traditional loan and hold it for cash flow.

I can do physical work, then sit down and do some brain work, but it's hard to keep going.

They are being relocated from out of state by a Fortune 500 company (where they both work) and are in corporate housing for the time being.

Patch of Land’s execs have written detailed responses to numerous questions about properties and risks and are incorporating the feedback into Q&A.

Anyway, hope you recover physically, and find the perfect tenant to replace this one.

Not through an ACH - they physically go to the bank and make a deposit.

Does anyone know the back ground of how he developed the pyramiding strategy of buying small income properties adding value through physical improvement and rent increases, then selling the property and taking the proceeds to put as a down payment for a bigger property.The reason I ask - He wrote his book in 1959 when investing was more "raw" than it is today.