It may be decent now for rentals but will the same be true in 10, 15, or 20 years?

The true legal owner was a step-mother who had legally adopted the deceased and was in a nursing home with dementia in another state and a legally court appointed guardian who upon hearing she owned a house in California saw large potential dollar signs and refused to do anything.

Real estate seems like the much better option for building true wealth.

*sound of crickets chirping*What worked way better was building relationships with a small hand full of true cash buyers.

True they have nothing about selling but it will give you a valuable foundation in law.

True, it could be either way, pledged to a bondsman for a bond or by the defendant to the court, circuit court here is pretty unorganized too, at least in actions in the aftermath of them hearding people through.

It's most likely in investments of some form, as that's where my true passion is.

If it's true that we pay tons of money to go to college to get an education why should it be any different to pay someone who has been there to educate you about the creative real estate business?

Labels you as a (very) recent Seminar/Webinar graduate.Good Luck Investing, MikePS Do not have "Real Estate Investor" on your biz cards.

On a personal note, I do not favor contractors who do not charge for estimates as a normal practice because they are not adding true value to their field and not to be trusted.