So REIAs, to me, are just an extension of the latest snake oil salesperson trying to take your hard earned money away.

I've done some research and being that it is South Carolina (no offense to my state) it doesn't seem to extensive or difficult, more time consuming.Gary Bailey I like your thinking Gary!

If it were me (and it has been), I'd make both the seller and buyer sign a 30-day extension.

., I played the e-game version of both Cashflow 101 and 202 pretty extensively.

The house has an extensive amount of wood paneling and after much consideration I chose to rip it all out, texture and paint - which I'm glad I did.

I've thought about my fears quite extensively and I think the biggest thing for me is going in blind.  

I am looking at a property that is 4,000.00 and is in need of extensive work.

They have some great loan terms for existing properties but are very picky and the checklist is extensive to get to closing.I guess it's a balance of lenders protecting their interest and the borrower trying to get the best terms possible.

(No, we don't need to restart that whole discussion refer to:  http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/9578... for an extensive dialog on the topic)

On the other hand I network EXTENSIVELY online!