The offering docs fully disclose all of the risks and essentially say you can lose all of your money, so there is no bait and switch based on the documents I have prepared for our offerings.Sometimes deals don't go the way we want.  

It IS doable but be prepared to pay a high cost.My husband and I own 3 houses in MO (we live in CA though) that are not occupied.

Hey I am in the business of home preparation to help you realtors sell your homes quicker.

The estate agent prepares all documents.

And it is a struggle you are not likely to win unless you are prepared to shell out some cash to a lawyer.

I'll be completing architecture next year and I want to eventually go into business in residential real estate development.I'm curerently prepared to start my first project and I would like to know what is the best type of project to invest in as a beginner.

I think I am just very motivated for people to understand what can go wrong and not just what can go right, so that they can adequately prepare for things when they do happen.I had to learn some of these lessons the hard way.

All I need is for someone else torecognize that potential as well.Should that lender avail, I will certainly post a testimonial, once I completethis project and prepare for the next!

You get blogging, much customization to fit your personality, a message forum, prepared articles, great prospecting and database management, email, and so much more.

Then we know that there are other investors who will be more willing to mentor and capitalize on a extra set of eyes and ears bringing them deals already under contract, regardless of the fact that they are creating competition since they can't stop what is going to happen any way, so why not capitalize on 2 men that can add to their bottom line profit and utilize that money to reinvest in other projects.I am getting into investing because I have an interest in real estate investments and to prepare my self for retirement.