I also think the nature of the boards, to some degree, warrants the mention of those risks simply by the mere void of information that sometimes occurs in posts seeking answers.  

My question would be the business nature, profitability of that business, is it really a business purpose?

Mark has sold thousands of properties and his prices are low because he is buying from motivated sellers at rock bottom prices and passing the savings on to his customers (as are the rest of us).

However, without reviewing the documents submitted, my answer remains incomplete and I urge you to seek legal counsel.DISCLAIMER: The above is educational in nature, and not designed to be case specific legal advice.

I guess that's where the nature of my question lies. 

While I found the "frank" nature of the book to be somewhat caustic and crude, I also enjoyed reading it a lot.

This will sharpen your sales skills naturally, which will improve everything.

Some units have nice wood-burning fireplaces, natural gas ranges, decorative curtain rods, carpet, and vinyl-plank flooring that looks like hardwood.

I have to buy at a rock bottom price if I can't validate anything.Time will tell if your investment works out for you in the long run as you have projected.All the best.

I agree with everyone that I use a combination of text, email, phone and written notices, depending on the nature of business.