I can't stand watching $950 go out the door every month for rent.

People who stand in there at the beginning of a crises get run over.

Just curious, I know there is a contract and I've seen it recommended that when acting as a birddog to have both parties sign a contract, non-disclosure, and/or non-compete.

I think tile has been a pretty solid investment on my part. I

That's just me and my moral standing.

I have an important quesitons for those who might know:If you write a real estate contract on a property which is accepted by all parties, fully executed, then it "falls through" due to financing or other things...

Funny part is that as I walked to the light pole, a car came pulling up to the light.

Biting the bullet and committing a felony is never a good idea (even if you don't think you will be caught and even if the other party says it is OK).Mike

But when your gains get larger, I read its better to do a double close (this way neither party knows how much profit you net).I don't think there is a way to 'simplify' the process.

The type of transaction prosecutors say McLeod abused works like this: Homeowners facing foreclosure sell their homes to a third-party investor, typically located by a foreclosure consultant, but continue living in them for one year.