@Nick Rutkowski Thanks, now I'm going to have that song stuck in my head all day.

There are numerous more passive investment options including more passive RE investment options.  

They stated they have investment clients who have paid double-triple for way less that were not bad deals.As I have said in numerous threads, I never catch a break in Detroit regarding banks.

Many investors here in Los Angeles buy a multi unit property, live in one of the units, then sell it off after a few years and either buy numerous cash flowing properties out of state or buy larger multi unit properties here in Southern California.

If, however, they have numerous convictions over just recent past years, it is highly likely they have other Bad Habits to look for.

Then Assigned REC 2009 to Assignee; MERS, a Delaware Corp. its successors or assigns, as nominee for CitiMortgage, Inc. and then FURTHER Assigned numerous times subsequently thereafter with the most recent Assignment REC 7-2023Its been non-performing for years and its a residential home that is occupied (presumably by the original Note payor) Since You Referenced it - AND for the benefit of others here is a Snippet Article on the BOA Vs Greenleaf Maine Court Decision - Titled Maine's Greenleaf Decision Creates Mortgage "Insecurity" for MERS https://casetext.com/analysis/maines-greenleaf-decision-crea...

I have read numerous forums about the biggest and best experiences people have had through their REI careers. 

There are NUMEROUS types of law that lawyers specialize in.

Sometimes it's ambiguous, but even then, why should I bother with the company that has numerous unresolved lawsuits, versus another company that is virtually the same but has none.

I’ve been told by numerous insurance companies that we won’t be covered without repair.