You are very lucky to have Marco Santarelli as a mentor, he is wise.One word. . .

Marie Poe to be your mentor, you've just found a pot of Gold although gold has lost some of its luster lately.

If you are going to do lease options, learn about land trusts and make sure you have a good attorney or mentor to help you.

All while being mainly hands-off and acquiring less stress.I figure until I save enough, I will continue to educate myself and hopefully find a mentor to help me along the way.

Edward we are both very lucky to have thoughtful and kind mentor/colleagues like this in the Bigger Pockets Community.I was a RE Investor in the 80's and got my butt handed to me, If I only had a Marie and Rick advising me back then, maybe I could rival Trump or Shelly Adelson. . .Brother Ed, methinks it is time you turn to either legal aid or a real estate/eviction attorney.Your situation (you took possession AFTER the foreclosure) is about to get very sticky. . .Bless you all and Ed, fight the good fight!

I am an eager learner and looking for a mentor, so let me know if you know of any good ones.

I spoke directly with the broker who said that he is actually looking for an assistant to mentor.

The choreography, as limited as it was, seemed fitting for a junior high solo, and the lyrics were barely recognized, at least those that were bellowed out.

We take the 1st lender's net, minus other liens (junior liens, tax liens, etc), minus commissions, minus closing costs, etc -- then we add in whatever concessions and commissions the lender is contributing and that's the number we work with to determine the spread.Best regards.MoeOriginally posted by SunnyCA:Am I missing something?

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