It has been a long time since my graduate b-law class so I was starting to think I remembered consideration incorrectly as an element of a K.It the real world I would argue that what Jon wrote is correct.

He argued that since Commonwealth and Fidelity National are owned by the same holding company, they were engaged in a conflict of interest by pitting two insureds against one another and picking one winner against another.

I might argue that Jon K. points out a better alternative for overall value and long term gain for someone with limited time and money looking to invest who also has the wherewithall (JOB) to save 10-15K.That being said, my first (and so far only) investment deal was 12K cash and rehabbed with another 12K in consumer credit.

You could also find and read the books "the Million Dollar RE agent" by Gary Keller, "Million dollar investor" by Gary Keller, and "The Abcs of Commercial Real Estate investing" by Ken McElroy. 

I think ABC, They picked a city out of the blue, and sent Robert there to use his no money down.

Both argue for leverage.

I don't know if I'd call them "good" exactly, but I haven't had any problems with the PM side of ABC Capital Investments in Philly. 

Milwaukee has many very different faces indeed and I would argue that zip codes are maybe not the best way to segment the city, as some will overlap.

@Ayman Elmasik I think I'm in the @Samantha Klein boat where $50/day doesn't sound like something I'd want to argue for in front of a judge.  

Argue a $2m value.