Both are modestly priced second phone line services.

I follow your blog and enjoy it.

There is a ton of info here on BP so make sure you browse the forums and blogs and listen to the podcasts!

I'm not seeing how this arrangement does not transfer an equitable interest in a property, but maybe I don't understand enoungh of the details of this deal.Here is my blog post on BP on the Lease and CFO subject.http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3/blog_posts/26565-a-contract-for-option-is-better-than-a-lease-optionFeel free to PM me, and calling is easier to explain things.

I have read many posts here as well as blogs found on the web about short sales.

This is obviously no good.The title of this blog may not be very good though (no offense Corey), I came here thinking I would read some horror stories from an RE investor shopping around and getting different changing quotes.We are hard money lenders and we get people shopping all the time, we are shoppers ourselves, we dont see any problem with "shoppers", we are actually thankful for being in the US and having options.

Said simply, the transaction costs as a percentage of the amount raised (up to 20% on $1 million) is simply too high compared with other options available. http://www.forbes.com/sites/deborahljacobs/2013/04/17/the-trouble-with-crowdfunding/http://thehill.com/blogs/congress-blog/economy-a-budget/299341-is-crowdfunding-to-be-crowdlessI believe the JOBS act better qualifies to startups due to (a) startups dont require that much capital at first; and (b) aside from angel investors, its the only option they have given their risk profile.

You have great writing skills - you should start a landlord blog - I bet you've got dozens of stories.BTW, I just saw that Forbes list the other day - yep, Stockton was still on it lol!

Plus you can stage it any way you want for selling.Some Bigger Pockets blog articles on staging:What is Home StagingHome Staging - Why you Can and Must Do it

I greatly look forward to learning from others here and to establishing good relationships.I came to BiggerPockets through the blogs of Brandon Turner and Paula Pant and have been blown away by the incredibly helpful and accessible information as well as community on the podcast and website.