There is also zero downside for any person or organization that borrows money from an institution that goes bankrupt.

@Clint Kreider has been doing a great job organizing this networking event each month.

I work at a tourist attraction and environmental organization in FL which happens to be located right smack dab in the middle of a residential area of the city.

We are both happy as the deals met our investing objectives.  

You get his step by step videos, all his marketing material, contracts, scripts, lead sheets, excel spreadsheets to organize your business, past/current webinars with live case studies, 60 day Voxer support and more.He's built a lifetime product and genuinely wants people to succeed, he'll give you his personal support.

Hi @Mark ShaffarI'm currently in Korea where I help organize the Seoul Real Estate Investing Meetup - here's a post about our May Meetup (@Matt Faircloth was our guest) - to get a better sense of what we're doing out here:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/223/topics/198...Kakao Talk is the big messaging platform out here in Korea.

I have set up offices over the years for both construction and real estate so that the nuts and bolts stuff of actually organizing an office I can help with. 

The obligation is from the previous owner however, it may be worth it to throw the renter a bone to get them out quietly if that is the objective.

As CEO for Nest Egg Assets LLC, I have raised money for over $5M of various real estate finance and development projects in the last 3 years.In my spare time, I am Vice President of the board of Gemini Cricket of Silicon Valley, a non-profit organization, focused on bettering the lives of parents of multiples.

However, we've been pulling things out of closets, organizing and sorting; it's a bit cluttered and messy right now.I have meetings with two potential realtors scheduled at the house in a couple weeks.