At that same time I was taking money putting it into some real estate deals with an investor, but that wasn't promising after a while (my lack of education in real estate at the time but not anymore) and he wasn't too great of a businessman so had to cxl that before I lost too much and now after properly educating myself over the last year I am back in real estate because I have never been big on what I consider Corp.

I could of easily cut him & not paid his fee as promised.

But do not sleep on Columbus, you will thank me later...I Promise!

Most are not going to show up in court with their fake leases.

For example, I would only invest into turn key section 8 rental properties in the inner city (guaranteed cash flow), if you want to go the "FIX AND FLIP" route Indian Village, Sherwood Forest and Rosedale Park are great and if you want to focus on the suburbs Oakland and Macomb County are looking very promising these days.

Some will call out those who are fake or trying to be not so honest.

The relationship between a note (promise to pay) & the Deed of Trust (security or collateral) You can have more than one loan or (Deed of Trust) on a property.

Hm.....maybe that wine let you make some additional promises, that you hadn't planned on?

I will be keeping my day job and need to find a investor friendly Managing Broker .This is a continuation of my promise to START TAKING ACTION after getting stuck in the "analyze until I know everything and can eliminate all risk" fantasy.J Scott is my mentor (but don't tell him he doesn't know it).

Investors want: #1 - protection of their capital #2 - protection of their promised returns If you have no money in the deal, no assets and no track record the deal better be good enough that even after I wrestle it away from you I'll be made whole.