Grab NOLO's Landlord Legal Guide, check out thelpa.com for advice and guidance, make a set criteria for the type of tenant you and stick to it, and you should be set to go.

When someone says they are disabled, believe them until they cannot provide the needed info and documentation.You as a landlord have resources other than attorneys to get basic information and guidance.

We weren't able to find out what the other offers were, but I believe we got subtle guidance from the listing agent that helped us make a winning offer.

Any guidance on the areas around it and what to look for in those locations?

I do believe it's a good guidance.

On Friday afternoon, I received an email with a list of errors on the paperwork (a couple things that I should have gotten correct and a couple things that I couldn't have known without some guidance from HUD).

It is a conventional loan.Please, I need some guidance with the listing and drawing a purchase agreement.It is my understanding that BofA requires offers be submitted via an agent through a system called Equator (whatever that is). 1) Do I get the house listed by an agent BEFORE i draw up any purchase agreement or should I get the purchase agreement signed first then get an agent to get it listed?

I chose real estate investing because of the many rewards it can offer and are aware of the many downfalls as well.I'm mostly interested in assigning contracts and doing double closings to start and then moving on to lease options.Any guidance you can give me would be appreciated.

OK so wholesaling in Pittsburgh,pa is like having long hair in the 60's either people hate it or don't understand it. even lawyers and people in the industry and getting guidance from anyone here is tough.

I've read many books and attended seminars and read articles on the web and I think it's time to just get out there an do it instead of trying to figure out everything before I do anything.I am just looking for a little bit of guidance in the area of Wholesale.