Well, here's the stuff I cut my teeth on: (look for updated current versions)Landlording: A Handymanual for Scrupulous Landlords and Landladies Who Do It Themselves by Leigh Robinson, David Patton, Nancy Robinson, Jan Brown isbn: 0-932956-08-7The Landlord's Handbook: A Complete Guide to Managing Small Residential Properties by Daniel Goodwin isbn: 0-884620405-6The California Landlord's Law Book: Rights & Responsibilities by David Brown, Attorney; Janet Portman, Attorney; and Ralph Warner, Attorney isbn: 0-87337-003-1The Eviction Book for California by Robinson isbn: 0-932956-22-x

Is there a reason we need to pull teeth with new posters about thier deals, like why would you do that?

If you're not willing or able to work thusly, you should probably just invest in other areas that truly are "passive" e.g. stocks/bonds, etc.

Went from fogging a mirror underwriting and NINJA loans to the experience of getting teeth pulled and needing your first born, an awesome job and credit.  

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BTW, this payment scheme is how a typical fixed-rate bullet bond contractually pays.Thanks.

It has to be a bonded towing company, because they'll have to keep in in their bonded yard, while they go through the legal process of auctioning it off. 

I cut my teeth out in Sandy Valley Nevada.

As @Ellis San Jose , said, start by cutting your teeth on these smaller notes and go from there.

Rick Snyder and a Republican Legislature have stabilized the state’s budget, improved its bond rating and made Michigan a right-to-work state.From The Detroit News: http://www.detroitnews.com/article/20131021/OPINION01/310210006#ixzz2iZx6wzuP