I understand that the expressway separates the facility from the traffic flow right in front of it, but it gets a lot of exposure and there is residential all around it.For $425,000 I am looking into this.

Hence, growing up, I had indirect exposure to real estate and have seen the good (and bad) that come with owning real estate.

You will get more experience in a joint venture, but less exposure as a fund investor since your investment is spread across multiple assets.

Find out exactly your exposure before you make an offer. 

I guess your worst exposure (taking out any fines or fees) would be rescission (which we all know isn't really practical given the LTVs of most loans).

I buy and sell properties that have higher risk of title problems due to the judicial sale and since he is doing all the legal work he wants to limit his exposure …what about REO sale?

I'd like to ride shotgun to get as much exposure to all aspects of the process as I can.But I'm an ardent believer in adding value to relationships and doing everything you can as an individual to set yourself up for success.

I get that my blog isn't a celebrity gossip site and probably wont hit crazy numbers, but I write in a fairly entertaining manner and make it easy to read for the regular person, so I'm hoping it will get some exposure. 

A flashlight and a paper towel tube can do some wonderful things :)Last tip would be to use an area or grid exposure setting and not a point (center point of lens) This way the camera will try and balance out the lighting on it's own across the whole area and not just the center of the lens. 

I’m pretty new to the game so any exposure or learning opportunity is good for me.