Do not fall into the trap when disputing with agencies.

I have been reading ALOT on real estate investing ( I just finished the free beginners guide from Bigger Pockets) and actually stumble across this page when I was looking on reviews for the guru Phil Pustevojsky (no I haven't fall into any of these expensive guru traps).I have always wanted to invest in real estate but thought that I needed alot of money to start so I tried doing two different MLM business but that didn't work out so well.

If your father for example makes you a loan he would be exempt from most federal lending laws as a family transaction, otherwise lending money can fall under state and federal laws.

I don't want to fall short on expectations in any business relationship, especially one that holds such potential value.  

Time is not on your side when you do a deal like this as deals frequently fall through given enough time.

The act of selling something where applicable state, county or federal taxes are involved, such as the conveyance of real property can fall under tax evasion.

This or they make sure to work with a management company that handles it and takes it seriously.Which of these categories do you fall under?

There is an old saying, "If you do not STAND for something, you will FALL for anything!" 

Josh, only owner occupied residential loans are required to fall into compliance, actually in originations over the past year, Dodd-Frank kicks in next month.Actually, the sky is not falling.

Those could be costly and without title insurance that cost falls all on you.