haha jk, but really using wix is fun and easy, and to buy a domain is quite cheap.

I do mainly retail, apartment buildings, and triple net.

(When I say loan officers, I mean the type that do mainly bank/insitutitional loans) Real estate agents and loan officers are HANDS DOWN, our biggest source of business.

.#5 Lead Generating Websites - Can be created for free, and made into a .com domain for a few bucks a month and a small start up fee.

But I do mainly work in my own area, Orlando FL (Kissimmee, Poinciana, Clermont, etc).

As Bill suggested I will definitely check with an attorney.Also can anyone guide me to a website or within BP about regulatory issues and other lending risks,issues and protection - something which is very precise as I cannot sit and read volumes of articles.I am still an infant in the real estate domain and hopefully will learn from BP users experiences.

It won't breach the wall and reach into your personal finances/domain, if you're being sued as the manager.

Those most applicable for a CFPB examiner will be first within their agency domain, then in light of other agencies such as FDIC, Comptroller of Currency or Treasury Department regulations pertaining to lending, if an examiner can't peg the issue at that point, it's questionable if the examiner can determine an enforceable violation under their jurisdiction. :)Go Mizzo!

If you're a third party doing this I'm assuming you would be out and about talking to people, finding that to be more valuable to barking out orders.This guy I'm working with is in a completely different MLS system than us, we're out of town. why use us to find property via public domain in lieu of getting a Realtor in that same MLS to give you the specifics?

I know I can do a like kind exchange (1031) to defer the capital gains but is there another way since it is via eminent domain?