You said a whole lot in such a short sentence.  

Originally posted by Noah Campbell: i recently came in to some money around $70,000....i am currently unemployed n plan on real estate investing full time Those two sentences give a lot of information...You have about $70,000 for real estate investing and you have no additional income.

I was thinking the property was in another state...it sounds like just the owner is in another state.Given that, ignore my sentence about the contract being legal in another state.

Look to your use of funds over time.Hope Will didn't mind me playing off his post, but I agree word for word in his first sentence.

There was a recent article about medical marijuana and landlords. http://www.boston.com/whitecoatnotes/2012/11/09/landlord-group-lawmakers-need-opt-out-option-medical-marijuana-law/YjJCaC5YBhFdSbmOhs14iP/story.htmlAnother article... some landlord apparently helped grow it:http://missoulian.com/news/state-and-regional/whitefish-landlord-sentenced-to-prison-for-renting-to-medical-marijuana/article_18ce497e-a3a2-11e1-938c-001a4bcf887a.html

I'm criticizing you for taking a ridiculously complex problem and treating it like you could solve it in a sentence or two.I only know a little more than the basics (not much), but I know enough to know that I don't have any answers and I'm certainly not qualified to claim I even know exactly what the problem is.

But by this afternoon I am excited to say I will add Real Estate Investor to that sentence.

I don't know if this is actually part of the strategy or not, but it makes sense.Regarding your all caps sentence about due on sale, I met a person at a small training here in Denver who had his note called due.

@Chandler Rehbein just like Kevin said in his 1st sentence... not all companies are created equal. in my agency we don't work with carrier that have anything other than A ratings unless the client specifically requires it...  

You're telling Bill to stop, but then the next sentence you're asking for help.