@Bill Gulley,All I know Duncan Taylor said he knew Greg Abbott Attorney General of Texas but one call proved him wrong, and I call his hand on it and after that he disappeared from BP.

They would be entitled to keep what state law dictates if they can prove damages, and nothing more.

Banks are stupid in regards to residential loans in that it doesn't really matter all that much to them what your LTV is if you can't prove you have an income (which could end the next day) to cover the loan payments.

I studied abroad in college twice, first for 6 months in Central America and then for 3 months in Mexico.

I don't think people realize how important it is to study sales and negotiation.I lost one deal to another investor because of my inexperience, but that was a lesson in itself.I learned how to get a hard money loan, how to do a rehab estimate and how NOT to do a rehab estimate.

I've been doing a lot of studying and decided to buy & hold in this area while my best friend is selling his first flip right now.

Of course the file section of BP is full of excellent things to study and I'm sure some of the more experienced folks will be answering you too.

I am studying real estate studies at Ashford University, and I would like to eventually become a flipper, although I am really open to do any if not all of it relating to real estate.

Yes, it is very important to protect yourself from fair housing lawsuits so you need to have documentation of all applicants so you can prove that you don't discriminate based on race, color, religion, etc.

this site is already proving to be a great resource.