I'm going to be very disappointed if its "easy" and follows the shortcomings of public education - ie: watered down and dumbified.

good point tc i forgot to mention before i went down i was suited and booted with protective gear.

You can also do the checking yourself, using the county's public records.

The motivation of many is to secure additional financing for portfolio properties that they later deleverage and carry with new financing.To me it seems a bit silly to inform the lender if it doesn't really give you any protection.

If a wholesaler can not find a buyer, and thus opts out of a contract, will a liquidated damages clause truly protect the wholesaler from a seller?

Do laws protect the tenants differently than a normal landlord/tenant relationship would?

We think we might have to put it in storage for a month and also take out a "public notice" ad in the paper.

In a nutshell, a Condo Hotel (or Condotel as they are know in the industry) is a hotel where each unit (typically a suite) is individually owned, and when you are not staying in the unit, it is rented out to the paying public on a nightly basis.If you have ever stayed overnight in a ski resort, or a popular tourist destination in Florida, Hawaii, or Las Vegas, you may even have stayed at a condo-hotel.

By focusing on a smaller market (like vacant houses and probates) you are sure to get the cream of the crop that noone knows about.Foreclosures are public record, and they are fair game.

I'd appreciate your opinion on this...Here's "The Law" on bandit signs in Colorado Springs, from our Code Enforcement website:"Garage sale signs lead into part of the litter code, signs on public property or right of ways, obstruction of public ways and maintenance of adjacent right of ways.