Also note, they charge 10 cents to use their EQUITY % filter, otherwise their base cost is similar to others.You might also check into Click2Mail.com - they have a Loan-To-Value (LTV) filter that you can use (it's the opposite of Equity %, so 90% equity = 10% LTV) and they don't charge extra for that.

Which was a big part of the initial effort to buy the property in the first place - to own both and so be able to easily re-draw the property line around the garage.So to me it seems like I own 20% of the inherited house AND have a claim to a part of the garage over there.Their position is that my quit claim deed means nothing as they can just give me the $2000. back and then get the investor guy to pay them the $70K.Who is correct?

(I think the jury just split the baby, felt there were huge damages but difficult liability) It easily could have turned into a multi-million dollar verdict with another bad fact or two.

@Jonathan Richards If you're using gmail, you could setup a quick filter that would take any message coming from the BiggerPockets listserv email, check the body for keywords like "DC" and the like, then apply a label to it/archive.

I think the majority of people in these forums would cash out or use a heloc on the 5 paid off houses to purchase a few more...you could easily end up with 10 properties that are being paid for by someone else.

If you are buying that many properties every month, it easily justifies creating a new position within your company (marketer) and possibly bringing in an acquisitions person as well. 10 deals a month is a lot of wholesale fees.

They're hoping you don't do any homework and don't figure out you can easily buy the house next door for $30K.

Then there are those that learn better alone (the BP site is great for them) vs. those that need to learn in a group setting (will get the most benefit from REI clubs, boot camps, and a bona fide subject matter expert, aka gurus).Good listeners can usually identify the basic learning preference of a person fairly easily and quickly:Someone who says "I see what you mean" is probably a visual learner.

Take a trip to supply house and you'll easily spend $100 for wire nuts, wire, copper fittings, acetylene, oxygen, a $300 jug of Freon.

HVAC filters less than 4o bucks a year.