[EMAIL REMOVED].As with everything, it's buyer beware and I'd have my settlement attorney take an independent look at title before moving forward on one of their deals.

I look at the bigger picture: financial independence and the ability to spend time with my family and community while exposing them to things they otherwise would not have been exposed to.

he is asked to speak to some very large gatherings of individuals from all walks of business because of his detailed analysis and use of statistics to come to conclusions before taking action.I have never invested money with Dave because of the investing I do here in Memphis, but have Masterminded with him and his sons many times and they are good people.

The key to fixing the housing market is an improved overall economy...why they think they can fix housing independently of fixing the economy, I have no idea.

REQUIREMENTS FOR ISSUERS) and for offerings from $100,000 to $500,000 need "fiancial statements reviewed by a public accountant who is independent of the issuer" and for over $500,000 "audited financial statements."

I would have another set of totally independent eyes look at the deal and see what they think.

So, you end up having to have and pay for two policies, the existing one for the seller and a new, independent one for you.Perhaps you could convert these deal to a MLO and leave the seller as the owner.

#2: If yes, I would take 3 independent contractors / handymens to look at the house for a free estimate.

Sounds like its a statistical argument.

It literally becomes a selling feature... almost as if I had put a McDonald's in the front yard.In fact, statistically speaking, many of the highest sales in my area have sold with Ikea cabinets.