hi, i am Midas from northern california. i own a mortgage firm called Midas Financial Group with 50 state lending and 13 state real estate capability. i got into this business by accident due to a near fatal injury and it was the best thing that ever happened to me besides my wife and 5 kids with another on the way. i love this biz and i am now getting into buying large reo portfolios which is a great way to meet some unique people across the globe. i hope to learn alot from you pros on here and if i can i will be glad to throw out any help i can.

They are a brokerage firm that allows you to trade (10x per day/40x per month) stocks for free and has low account minimums.The url is zecco.com and it looks pretty legit.

Here in Louisville Kentucky we have more inventory than we have buyers so if you want to buy property here in the city that host the Kentucky Derby, give me a shout out.About me.I'm 1/2 blind and I live on disability.

I recently have had the option to rollover my 401k to a new brokerage firm.

If he has breached the contract you can sue him to have ihe contract voided or talk to the broker or owner of the firm he works for to try to have it voided.

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I was able to sit in as long as the host (not the guru) agreed to let me speak up if I saw the need.

I am not an investor (yet) I am a partner in a Charlotte based Real Estate Firm.

The firm you were trying out was likely a boutique firm or a scam.

I mean, if you buy a brand new home then I would image you won't have a lot of expenses for the first few years (other than renter damange, etc.).Should I stay firm and only buy if I can get positive cash flow of $100 per unit using the fomula: rent/2 = PIOrShould I be happy with positive cash flow of $100 per unit on a brand new home?