EDIT: Upon further review, the $30 seems to be the annual fee for joining the association.

One option for under the table jobs is to review tax returns.

I suggest revising it to make it your own and  then having a real estate lawyer review it.  

Eagle Ranch has lots of vacant lots, as well as HOA fees, design review board and ER Metro District doubling taxes.  

Ok, so maybe (maybe) we get away with the regulators breathing down our necks, we are subject to internal/external auditors reviewing the violation of our policies and procedures for disclosing information about a loan to a person not on the loan.

BP actually puts out a book on The Book on Tax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor that gets good reviews. 

I have reviewed your loan file and am confident that we can address any concerns that you have. 

He's also helped me a lot with reviewing contracts, corporate structure planning, etc. 

One word of advice is to take action, many folks investigate, review, analyze, etc...for a long time, I would recommend - go look at 50 properties, find a broker/agent that will open the doors for you to view them, analyze each property financially before you go in, knowing the numbers prior, then adjust your numbers.  

Face to face is the best that way you can read body language and get a good feel for thier situation.