have a real estate license in Houston and acting like an active member in the business with the rest of my family members are non-active /semi active.

Or I thought I read in Thailand that a non-citizen can own a percentage of a property as long as a Thai also owned some percentage of the property as well.

Doing it as a owner-builder gave plenty of practical experience in managing a non-trivial construction process.Last year, we acquired one more condo in the neighborhood and have been gaining experience with land-lording as well.My background is in Computer Science and have been working full time as Software Engineer for about 20 years.I am interested in networking with fellow investors/tradesmen, especially who are active in our area (Culver City/West Los Angeles).Thanks and wish you all a very happy new year.Coty

Using the income = at least 3X rent qualifier is a non-issue with Section 8 tenants.

I am currently working on finding Private Funding for a free and clear property I own in my SDIRA (harder than a non IRA property).

But I managed to position myself with a few non rent controlled condos, and having those in this city is basically like printing money.

If that's it, I would admit to hanging around lowlife's much less joining in with them.Got to take that claim with a grain of salt too Joe, I know it may sound cool to you, but I'm not confident a very large reputable law firm would engage in such stuff.I'd suggest they consider targeting non-compliance in foreclosure instead.

Hi, Greg,Speaking from experience in direct marketing, in a non-targeted campaign, even a 1% response rate is considered good.

Rent is due on the 1st and late on the 5th per her lease agreement.We are concerned that if she does this once (she just moved in recently), she will do it repeatedly.The lease is clear about late fees and clear about eviction for non-payment.

I'm speaking strictly for the state of Colorado, you have to be denied coverage by 3 admitted carriers before you can go the E&S (non-admitted) route, and typically E&S policies are more expensive, but perhaps you could get a short term policy that would cover you until you can get the roof fixed, and then go back to your prior carrier...if you still wanted to do business with them.