@John Thedford also has a great contact who's an expert at evictions, can't remember his name.  

These other investment options don't give me the freedom I need.For the same reason, I am not at all interested in 1039 exchanges.I'm sure I'm missing some important information, as I am far from an expert in things like Roth IRAs and such.

One for the actual purchase and ownership issues and one who's an expert in landlord tenant law.Your account should probably be local to you.

I can do CMA's all day long and all over Virginia, but if I am not a market expert in the target property's location, than I cannot be confident in the CMA's accuracy.

. + @RaeLena Morrison I'm under contract on a HPTC project now and learning A TON, so I'm not expert but have spoken to more experienced developers and architects.

You don't have to be an expert in real estate but just as you studied hard for that high school diploma you must do the same in the investment world.There are a million local investment groups that have regular meetings in pretty much any town.

I am by no means an expert, but you are asking for trouble not having ALL this stuff planned out before you buy.

As an avid reader, I have read books and/or taken courses from real estate experts like Robert Allen, Robert Kyosaki, Donald Trump, Carleton Sheets, Dolf de Roos, Gary Keller, William Bronchick, and hundreds of others.

I'm not about to engage any discussion with third party info experts.

As for his defense that it was "taser confusion," consider a few facts and expert opinions:- The judge who ordered bail set it at $3M because he said that Mehserle didn't claim taser confusion when he was first interrogated and changed his story to taser confusion only after talking to his lawyer;- Many in law enforcement who have seen the video claim there was no reasonable excuse for Mehserle releasing his hold on Grant in order to tase him.