(Sorry, I'm just writing my thoughts down.

I can collect it for you, which we nornally see your money paid back within 6 months, or we buy your debt for 4 cents on the dollar, you get to erase some of your loss, and take the rest as a write off.Your choice.Places like rent sure are nice, but they cost you in the short and long term.

I just need to find the time to write about it

I wanted to write a blog post on it but thought I would employ all of you for some feedback.

If a deal goes wonky and Don speaks from years of experience the first thing an attorney writing you a nasty gram is going to say is you sold a security without a license..

I am writing to BP community to get you opinion on this?

I'm thinking to write up a bid on a foreclosure property in B+ area.

- Do I write them a bill for $1000/month that they reimburse for the MIL suite I'm using (i.e., instead of renting out that extra space and getting $1000 from a renter)?  

Essentially you are buying the business from him, as long as there is nothing in writing that states that if he sells the business that agreement becomes null and void, you should be fine with it. have a lawyer check over any agreements on that before you purchase it.

I'm not on a TV Show, I didn't write a Best Selling Book.