Very good guy and very enterprising, also owns property in SF and rents out a boat in Richmond.

One investor one loan is not a security... and that's what HML do  like me.Now if this person was trying to raise money through a group of little investor or chunks into a common enterprise then yesbut one lender to fund one deal were they take a note and deed of trust or mortgage as bene and the OP is the trustor or mortgagor  this does not require a security document.. you would grind lending to a halt and put all lenders out of business

Hi All, I'm Jhana, 31, and recently moved back to the Bay Area after 9 years in Colorado and a year developing a social enterprise in Nepal.

I picked up an old copy of Leigh Robinson's Landlording at the library and it gave me the confidence that I could manage the property and people in a buy and hold enterprise.

Currently they are using QuickBooks Enterprise and everyone is happy.

Try Richard Sirois at Fresh Breeze Enterprises out on Manchester.  

If you are looking for ones that have already started the process, then in MA they have to advertise before the actual foreclosure sale (I think it is something like once a week for three weeks) Then you could check the local paper (The Enterprise I think).Otherwise I think you would have to put up the bandit signs I see in Brockton about selling your house fast and hope to get some one to call you that has gotten the letter from the bank's attorney that they are starting the foreclosure process (I think that letter has to go out a certain amount of time before they start advertising, something like 180 days but I am not 100% sure of that)The registry of deeds would have all the paperwork recorded AFTER the foreclosure sale.

I'm active military stationed in San Angelo, TX, and am thrilled to be a joining such a positive and enterprising group of like-minded individuals!

Podio is working great for me, but it got me thinking.

What do big players use? At some point, I feel like it might be easier to have something custom built. Perhaps SAP or something?

Anyone seen this side of the h...

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