A while ago, I posted to the forums, "What would be the best college degree to compliment my REI career?"

Again, as to compliance issues, understand what prudent lending practices are and what is seen or can be seen as predatory, this applies to commercial or consumer financing, just that consumer loans are heavily regulated.

As you practice these DIYs and learn the LL business, it will get better.  

And you picked a great area to practice real estate investing.

I am not sure if I want to do this... we are in our early 60's live debt free...except for college for our youngest daughter...and I am wondering if a credit union would be are best option or other source.Thank youVictoria

It was actually great practice b/c I'm a newbie and this is helping me a lot.  

I always have a really good real estate attorney that practices in a few different states.

The change in law made by this Act applies to thedisposition of excess proceeds of a property tax foreclosure salepaid into court regardless of the date on which the foreclosure saleoccurred or the date on which the proceeds were paid into the court.If on the effective date of this Act the clerk of a court isretaining excess proceeds and Section 34.03(a)(3), Tax Code, asadded by this Act, applies, the clerk shall mail the notice requiredby that subdivision as soon as practicable after the effective dateof this Act.

Although my background is in accounting, the only experience I have with tax law is one college course.  

James, hi,  i'm in the same situation as you are/were...only have my state specific portion to complete. i just wanted your feedback on whichever practice exam you tried for pursuing your RE license.