Looking into doing this myself, another thing to watch out for are condo associations that are poorly managed, if they don't budget enough for necessary maintenance you could be stuck paying extra dues to cover the costs.

I'm going to watch that house during and after the auction and see what happens to it.

You have to understand the meaning behind what he was saying:"You can lead a horse to water but you can't make them drink."

Alot of this is like beating a dead horse.....lol

That, and watching your equity and cashflow grow. :)

Activities that consist primarily of breeding, training, showing, or racing horses are presumed carried on for profit if they produced a profit in at least 2 of the last 7 tax years, including the current year.

Only cost to me was the mail campaign and paying a notary to watch me sign the grant deed.

Watch out for the paparazzi !!!

We feel that the SEC is carefully watching all of the new crowdfunding portals, and it's possible that they'll end up making an example of certain ones who are operating under 506(b) but are being a bit loose with their publicity and advertising.

5. i was SO beat down (along w/some very poor herd mentality investments in other things) that i am now committing @Will Barnard 's other mistake of spending 4yrs - currently in 2nd year - of wanting/planning to get back on the horse before really doing it (again). 6. working backwards from goal to action steps and committing each day or regular period time per week towards attainment of that goal - while consistently networking... working on that now... :) 7. and lastly... knowing the numbers, the market, the area, and the numbers - practical and on paper.