The same time one will spend on the get rich quick schemes could be applied with a bit or ambition to investigate things that are legitimate.

You can get rich quick mind you but it's completely legitimate of course once you know how.

You have an LLC and it has been running like a legitimate business, e.g. you keep separate books in Quickbooks, you have a separate checking and savings account for the LLC, your state and federal filings are in order and taxes are up to date, and the LLC is legal owner of the property.In that instance, the courts might protect the property in the LLC.

I really do not think I even know enough to ask a legitimate question... but I love to learn!

Can anybody advise as to which strategies in RE will work best during the current S.California market, and equally important - how best to avoid all the "Guru" scam artists out there and find a legitimate source of mentoring.Thanks all.

Question #3: Do you really tell them what there legitimate options are?

In plain terms this means that the magazines, lawn cares services, etc. that were billed to you are legitimate and you have to pay those bills.

PROBLEMS As with any investment opportunity, every legitimate opportunity seems to spawn a scam.

I also give you a checklist to help you separate the legitimate people from the scam artists.

By the way with no income no legitimate lender will make a loan on real property.