I am new to this site but found some good information and was hoping someone could help me with a specific scenario.I am interested in purchasing a home that was previously owned by a family member but is now a bank owned property now on the market and listed for sale.Are there any laws or restrictions in the State of California that would prevent me from doing so?

From a pure football standpoint, I hope the Broncos spend some time this offseason with Urban Meyer and Chip Kelly to implement some of their concepts with Tebow.

At Jason Cohen Pittsburgh we implement a variety of approaches.

But, before you can start implementing strategies of forcing appreciation you need to learn the basics of real estate and the effects of market conditions.

Many of the really good deals have issues that will prevent conventional financing (must have flooring, AC, stove, etc.).

I recommend tiling above the tub surround to prevent more damage in the future. 

Hey @Matt Kowske, I was just getting started and have read almost the full tutorial on GC but I was wondering about implementing it for my first property.I like the separate hierarchy of accounts but how did you get them to interact?

I think this is less of a handyman job and more along the lines of disaster prevention.

is there any limit or legal action that prevent a person from investing in other states for buy , flip and hold ?!

how would you prevent a negotiationAdditionally, can someone please explain to mea) The contract between the seller and the brokerb) The broker and the BuyerAs my understanding is that the broker signs a contract saying he will buy/assign the contract from the seller.