The one I got works for regular squirrles too.

I thought we'd be able to meet more regularly, but I've been a bit overwhealmed to organize something.

I've referred quite a few people to them as well, and all have been happy.We even promote their services because I am so confident in them:http://www.biggerpockets.com/legal-services.htmlThere are other companies that do the same thing, but I'll only say that I am confident in the services of Legal Zoom.

If you are getting a regular mortgage, and not a bank line of credit like an investor might get, a regular mortgage probably would not have a personal guarantee written into the loan.

But they are of regular people and their flips, not salesmen selling overpriced programs.

I swear, when I hear Bush promoting it I get a chill up my spine like I'm living in Brazil or Venezuela.

I have a regular job with an annual income of ~60K and a credit score of 740 albeit of limited duration.My plan is to use the VA to finance, perhaps a duplex that will allow me to get my foot in the door to generate capital that will allow me to do it again, twice or thrice in a year or 2, until I have the capability to pay cash for distressed property.I have d/l'ed all the BP podcasts , purchased the " Book of estimating rehab costs & Book on flipping houses & Inspecting a house by Rex Cauadwell " per suggestions here.By this time next year I would like to be living the above plan and be well on my way to my 2nd property purchase.All comments or criticisms are welcome.

I build websites (which I had no idea how to do in November) promoting offers that are owned by advertisers (product owners/producers).

Now they are the big boys in town, and unless you are a regular and get in good with them they are going to ruin you so that you don't come back.

Cons: some unscrupulous landlords promote the surrounding areas in the heart of Wilkinsburg (not safe or low crime) as "Regent Square," which may erode the "brand" of a great neighborhood over time.