And then if it becomes a big enough problem they will issue out a new TARP, so WE will fund it, and again be told how it's a good thing for all of us that J.P. is getting a few trillion in additional accounts who specifically DIDN'T want to work with J.P. in the first place, and the tax payer will supplement the regional lenders to "get their house in order".

It is the first thing we talk about in the supplemental materials for the book.Second, if you bought the book through the BiggerPockets bookstore - in your Bonus content area of your account is a video about risk mitigation.

Hello Randy, Legal Zoom just assigns you to a generic Agent, you can just find one online for a couple bucks.

If you have the time, supplement with cold calling and dive right in!

Very generic, super unrefined, but those numbers sound ok for now.

While a free and clear home adds some security, it does not take away Property Taxes, Insurance, Utilities, Groceries, Gas Money, Entertainment, Medicare Supplemental Insurance, and so many more things.If a retiree incurs a $500 a month mortgage and gains $1,000 a month income, that is a huge help.

We try to tailor each one to the market it's in rather than try to "shoe-horn" each one into some generic package.

We spread compost once in a while on the entire lawn, pretty messy work though:-) It isnt enough though, have to supplement it with store bought fertilizers, but probably not as much as our neighbors..

Save you money on generic mustard and pickles, but don't save your money on a low cost leader in Property Management.

An example: Home formerly listed (expired, off market, etc.) at $350K (history shows originally listed at $395K with gradual price changes to $350K), you negotiate and place under contract for $300K, you sell (to retail buyer) for $325K.Of course, this is a generic example but in this case, a history can help you.