So if you are using a lender in MA and there is no attorney the real estate bar may come after you for UPL (unauthorized practice of law).

We have kids College loans and a truck we financed for our son while he was in Afghanistan.

Is it too early for a senior in college with very little savings to be thinking about investing?

I want properties near hospitals, colleges, military bases, or transportation. 

It might be good negotiation practice to lowball an already low price.

@Natasha Wade  I suspect this happens but on its face its TERRIBLE business practice.. and as  HML I would NEVER do this.. giving nameless people who may or may not be credit worthy the ability to tie up property, based on this phony letter is just HORRIBLE way to do business.In my mind your either in the business ,,, have thought it through enough to have capital or the ability to get capital or you sit it out until you do...LOL   blind leading the blind.. 

You'll soon sort it out; just keep practicing by making offers.If you need any assistance, please feel free to reach out.Good luck!

I'm currently a sophomore in college at Ohio State studying structural engineering while doing some brokerage on the side with Crawford Hoying and I'd like to get a duplex to rent out this summer to get some passive income going.  

While I do very little tax work anymore and am not taking any new clients I'm still licensed to practice and am very failure with real estate investing in qualified plans.  

Hello BP Forums Im a 17 year old high school student and I am planning on purchasing my first property this summer when I move out for college (Visalia area) and was hoping some of the experienced buyers on this website could steer me in the right direction on the best way to do it.