@Joe DiSanto  Even though there are state laws that govern evictions, the actual time to complete an eviction and the outcome can vary quite a bit based on the county where it's taking place, the actual judge hearing the case, whether or not the tenant engages in any stalling/delay tactics, etc.I've always heard that California in general is very pro-tenant when it comes to evictions, but I didn't have any firsthand experience to know whether or not that was actually true since I've never had to evict a tenant (though I've come close). 

I recommend setting up keyword alerts for your area so you can start engaging with conversations in the forum that center on those neighborhoods - that can be a great way to connect with like minded folks pretty quickly.Also, f you haven't subscribed to the Bigger Pockets podcast yet, I can't recommend it highly enough.

I had another engagement to attend, so I left. 

Here in Pennsylvania wholesaling is not prohibited, but most wholesalers are actually engaging in practicing real estate without a license.

Once she calls, listening to her and engaging with her is more important than trying to "fix" something, and is certainly more productive than being defensive.

Highly advisable to engage a CPA to help out with this...

let me shed some light and answers on that point, as I am one of the "market makers" actively engaged in this here & now. 

Hello, I'm totally new and I have no idea what the rules of engagement are in these forums.

Hey Tanh, In regards to the most challenging aspect of getting zoning approved for large projects, I would have to say overcoming community opposition and developing an effective community engagement strategy can be one of the largest hurdles, at least on the West Coast.

This would only occur if the husband is engaging in business practices that by their nature are designed for the very purpose of escaping personal liability.