Make sure you know your local laws.

I have a ton of real estate experience and am looking to help anyone in search of more real estate acquisition or lending money.I own American Fidelity Mortgage and can offer you most of any product available in the market.

I rented most of my life, own a home today, but I had most of these laws drilled in my head.

Unless you are renting rooms in a home you also occupy, L-T rules apply - otherwise, most states allow boarders to come under "innkeeper" laws.

I find it funny listen to American's talking about outrageous fuel prices.

If you are going to market to people in foreclosure it is best to understand the foreclosure laws and foreclosure time lines in your market.

That's the law in my state.

There is a cosmic shift occuring in American agriculture, and it should have happened decades ago.

I'm not sure about the law in your state but in Texas your earnest money should still be in escrow awaiting the completion of the transaction.

I just finished my first weekend of it and breezed through the first exam, because it didn't cover much more than simple definitions and fair housing laws :wink: .