BP is definitely a great real estate website for newbies as well as experienced investors to exchange ideas and network.

Kind of speaks to the stability of the U.S. dollar over time relative to currencies of less developed nations.

Its nice to know there are folks still doing this and making money for the effort.If there are others in and around Tampa who would like to partner/share/exchange/anything, I am completely open to making new connections and meeting others in the industry - PM me.Thanks for the input so far.

We continue to exchange words and things were getting heated, so I decided it's probably best to start heading to the car.Lol, anyway, 4 hours later I get a call from the local PD that I am being issued a verbal warning to not come back to the property.

Sometimes these won't cost you anything:Seller needs extra time to fined 1031 exchange.

We have had good and bad posted here about the DF Act and SAFE Act, I did listen to any attorney seminar (D-F expert, but not really) that broke it down quite well for investors, except that he went on to employ trusts, business entities, family members and other types of convoluted exchanges to justify staying within the exemptions.

Is there anyone you know in the Indianapolis area well versed with short-sales, and in your opinion would I be better served referring it to this person in exchange for a referral fee, and move on to the next lead, or should I pursuit it and learn something new?  

All your computer work marketing setup etc. can be handled by a 14-15 yr old in exchange for providing them with a brand new laptop.

Hey @Kimberly Gillock These are the things normally included in closing costs: A fee for running your credit report.A loan origination fee, which lenders charge for processing the loan paperwork for you.Attorney’s fees.Charges for any inspection required or requested by the lender or you.Discount points, which are fees you pay in exchange for a lower interest rate.Appraisal fee.Survey fee, which covers the cost of verifying property lines.Title insurance, which protects the lender in case the title isn’t clean.Title search fees, which pay for a background check on the title to make sure there aren't things such as unpaid mortgages or tax liens on the property.Escrow deposit, which may pay for a couple months' property taxes and private mortgage insurance.Pest inspection fee.Recording fee, which is paid to a city or county in exchange for recording the new land records.Underwriting fee, which covers the cost of evaluating a mortgage loan application.I crossed out the items which you shouldn't have to pay for if you are doing straight seller financing.  

Would love to chat with you to pick up any tedious tasks you have in exchange to learn more or if offer commission base.