She showed up, picked a fight, and said that - despite our protests - she would come in when we were not here, bringing whomever she wanted (meaning contractors) through without our knowledge - and that was that.We told her that was breaking and enetring and she said "Call it whatever you want."

As long as you're knowledgable about your investments, you should not be afraid.

You'll get a good base of knowledge.

I know you guys are very knowledgable and would be so great if you can just lend me some words of wisdom.As for the court house auctions -- how do I check out all the outstanding liens without paying an arm/leg to the title insurance company and in case I did not even win the bid, I would have lost a few hundred dollars just for doing a title search?

I'm always willing to share my knowledge and gain some of yours!

This sight has offered me a lot of insight into investing and there is a TON of knowledge to be gained from this sight.

I have good knowledge of the RE and mortg business as I am a mortg consultant myself.

Come on people I know somebody here have some knowledge on the Real Estate down in TX.

Just my $0.02 worth on that.And you know I'll always pass along suggestions for good blog topics especially when I recognize that you have knowledge / expertise / wisdom on the topic above the average reader.

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