Hi everybody,Currently, I am entering my final semester at CSULB and earning an M.A. in Political Science, while working part-time at a fashion retailer.In joining BP, my hope is to: network, learn the ins and outs of real estate investing, and to develop skills that would make me an asset to any future teams and partnerships.

After I entered all of my information I had the first phone call within 30 seconds from CIVIC financial services. 

For example, multi-family and storage/commercial is not a “no money down” or no cash field to enter. 

He said this person was already an investor and someone he wanted to enter into a mastermind group with.

Once you reached an agreement with the seller, enter into a regular purchase agreement and lay out the terms in the agreement. 

Enter Real estate!

If not, maybe stop working so much and start spending more time on the business endeavor that you'd like to enter into. 

The woman at collections said that once a home enters the acceleration phase, it can be anywhere from 30, to 60, to sometimes indefinitely before foreclosure actually occurs. 

What that means is the seller and listing agent have entered into a contract with one another where they have agreed that the commission can change under certain circumstances, such as an unrepresented buyer coming with no agent.

I did not enter the property at all as my feet remained outside the trailer at all times.Have I crossed a legal boundary as a landlord?