Thanks Ron!

@Ron GarnerWould love to connect and hear from you on rental ppties with 1% rule in Atlanta area.

Thanks for the input Alex and Ron.

Ron,I am a new realtor with Weichert in Pembroke Pines, Fl.

Even Joe McCall and Ron Legrand tell you get licensed if you going to do a lot of business in lease options.Promotion:I really believe that being able to promote your alternative finance sloutions is very important.

Hello Stephan,I agree with Ron, time for a new stove.  

In Florida if you get caught doing one lease  option assignment deal and you're not licensed, the  Florida real estate Comission will come down on you like a ton of bricks, so ...set up a company LLC with a licensed real estate agent or broker and have those sellers enter into a letter of intent to lease and option that property and Then send the sellers to a title company to enter into a lease and option with your particular LLC, and the member signing the lease and the option is a licensed agent or broker in FLthen then assign the deal for a fee and you should be fineI don't know if you know this but Ron LeGrand the godfather of real estate investing in the 70s says that you should be licensed in Florida if you going to do is optional assignment due to the regulations in Florida

After we found it out directly from SWBC insurance company about the cancellation on Dec 30th, 2013, Ron Weaver blamed it was a middle agency’s fault. 2.After MSR reinstated our insurance under their master policy, we had a claim payout from SWBC sent directly to MSR for one vandalised property for a total of over $14,000 in March 2014.

Big plans are underway and more are on the horizon, they said.The Vallejo/San Francisco ferry run represents nearly half the area’s annual ridership, Vallejo Economic Development Director Ron Gerber said.

@Ron Collins Chasing the numbers always sounds great in theory.