Well, I honestly dont know what sparker my interest, but since I can remember, i wanted to be a realtor.Then i read the E-book "Rich jerk real estate investing"I was a pretty cool thing to me, i could work with real estate before being 18 and getting myself a license(with my mom doing all the legal work, of course)I dont have a specific deal yet, im still trying to convince somone to let me wholesale their property, no one really seems interested :blush: Also, thank you very much for all your kindness, i can tell this will be a very helpful place.

Just remember that the market is still declining.

My guess is that having a broker work with with us is the ideal situation.

Not sure how constitutional it would be to outlaw two perfectly legal business contracts, a lease and an option, just because both were between the same parties.But remember this is the same legislature who tried to put through the "dirty cheerleading" bill and did pass the legislation to put in effect the largest steroid testing operation in the world!

Remember, the people who would be most interested in your real estate tool are extremely busy so they do not have time to read a lengthy article.

The ideal use of the space is a commercial building.

And I can't remember the last time I played a game of billiards, if you are talking about the game with two cue balls and one red ball.

But the thing to remember, like Wheatie said, is that it is completely outlined in the civil agreement between the two parties. 99% of institutional mortgages have a clause outlining what “Due on Sale” means and the ramifications for not complying.

If you always wonder what they'll take and never place an offer....you'll never know.And remember, it really has less to do with how much they'll take, it has more to do with how much your willing to pay to make the deal work for YOU.Put in an offer.Josh

Remember I have limited funds to work with.