I've been following BP for a couple weeks now and finally decided to do my brief introduction.

I started looking for a mentor and finally found someone who is willing to take time and work on the computer with me teaching me different strategies.

By leveling with them, giving them their deposit back, and as a byproduct possibly prevent the final destruction finale because the landlord isn't so bad.4.

They turned out to be rather incompetent, making mistakes, correcting them, un-correcting them, correcting them again and finally cancelling my policy due to the house not meeting their criteria which has never changed.So for the last couple days I have been shopping around.

When done correctly this method can provide liquidity, guaranteed returns, security from creditors, disability protection, and finally a death benefit.  

Even though I'm a semi experienced investor, I think it's valuable to always go back to basics. 

I finally got the closing documents, and deed is recorded!

Anyhoot, I am finally coming to the end of attorney review on my first deal and I am up in the air with what I want to do with the property.  

Nothing to add here than a instance I had the semi same thing with a bankWe bought a Tree farm in Oregon 700 plus acres.. and it came with a full time caretaker.

Hello, I am in the process of finalizing a deal in East Austin (Texas), that involves building a 30 unit luxury condo's and wanted to get local investor input who have built MFR (Apartments / Condo's / Duplex / Four-plexes) in that area [East Austin / Downtown or South Austin].