We will see what everyone involved has to say tomorrow.

That's one of the reasons I chose to get involved in SFH first.

Hi Ryan Watson, I agree with Shawn H. that you should wait until you actually have a committed seller before you go through all of this work.Searching a property's title actually involves quite a bit of working knowledge and know-how.

Real estate investing involves plenty of detail so its not to be taken lightly.

I like it because you can have a small involvement (like me) or grow into something large and complicated.

Sanding and staining is not a commercially viable option - too much labor involved for the value of a non-historic 3/2 ranch, so we usually try to clean the trim up and use a good wipe-on polyurethane to reseal them.

I recently acquired an awesome property in MD/DC/VA area within 4 hours of listing and this is only possible if you have a good knowledge of all the variables involved that are matter to that area.

I'd be willing to help them but don't want to be involved in anything illegal at the same time.

At RICH there is no involvement by the club in deals or deal sharing but instead we focus on education.

The 2% rule is 2% of the deals you look at will make sense to get involved in.