To relate a personal story, I went to a workshop (not in real estate) and the person giving the workshop would personally interview the attendees who expressed interest in joining his network.

How do I recognize true asbestos?

I recognize that it can take some time to correct things, and then you have to do testing to evaluate whether anything else starts to malfunction due to a fix.

I simply understand and recognize a certain "street" mentality with regard to a way of "doing business".

I do not recognize the book "No Money Down".

Why go to the trouble to set up an entity when the court will not recognize it because you failed to follow the procedures clearly set out in the state when the entity is registered?

If your friend does hire one INTERVIEW several and NEGOTIATE the hell out of the contract!

If you do some of the work yourself (interviewing applicants, minor maintenance) then you can earn some of that for yourself.

However, there is one trust deed loan that hasn't performed in years, but the investors that made up the beneficiary LLC can not agree on whether or not to foreclose - there is some concern about inheriting liability on the unfinished project (primarily taxes).My question is, for tax purposes, when can I recognize the loss associated with that trust deed investment?

If you interviewed the players or coaches and asked them about their schedules, they would tell you that that during the season, they have one focus … winning the next game.Chuck Noll, NFL coach and 4 time Super Bowl winner said:“The key to a winning season is focusing on one opponent at a time.