Some people like having just one account for all their properties.

You can search for him here on BP and see how many times he has reached out to help people with timely expert advice. 

I believe this law presents a great opportunity—not only as a sustainable business model but also as a way to help people in need.However, I have no experience in real estate or foreclosure auctions.

There are a lot of really good people in the Memphis real estate community, and plenty of people will help.  

My buddy just got burned by someone borrowing from multiple people where the others weren't aware of each other and they thought they were the only one lending, etc.It all comes down to how well you REALLY know each person in the deal, and then, "do you REALLY know them?"  

I have often seen many people love the idea of building, but once they figure out the cost, those ideas change.For reference, here in Chicago, you can expect new builds to be between $200-$275/SF depending on MANY factors...that's just a very rough ballpark!

First, I think self-doubt and fear keep most people from trying something new or investing in real estate.

I did look to see that in Jersey City people must apply online rather than in person, and there is a page with “What I can do with my residential property?”  

I'm sure some people like to see a Forum comment and add discussion value, that way they are part of the discussion. 

My friend in Big Bear says it's basically vacant unless it's winter.