With questions like this, look for a mentor or a title company/Agent that can keep you out of mischief.

My mentors wants me to invite bids for the whole project.

The goal in any case is to build cashflow.Over the next few weeks and months I'm going to post in here some updates and ask questions, hopefully pick up a few mentors that can help keep me out of trouble.This will either be super awesome information for those interested in wholesaling, or a train wreck, either way it should be fun.

There was a also junior mortgage which was named as a defendant as normal. 18 months later the case has made to to auction.

Typically, HOA dues are junior to a recorded deed of trust so the seller shouldn't have to worry about non-payment of those (review the HOA bylaws to verify).

I was looking into the advanced training/mentoring program and found some very helpful reviews on this site.

I am sure he was a great mentor and guide.

Welcome Robert Lapp Since you are looking for a mentor check out this blog posthttp://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3225/blog_posts/26426-mentorI have done many deals that I paid less than $12K for the property.

Am actively seeking a mentor in the area with experience in my fields of choice to work with and gain some knowledge about this particular market.Over that past year I have done my best to learn everything I can about the strategies I will he utilizing and how to be ethical and profitable, recently I found the opportunity to leave my hourly position and take up real estate investing full time.I also dedicate my free time to pursuing my amateur mma fighting career.

So far have attended 2 seminars gaining mentors, knowledge and friends who share and want the same things out of life as I do.