My notifications are turned on but I am not getting the e-mails.

They just had a note conference http://www.eventbrite.com/e/2-day-event-new-yorks-...Lot to learn but I find it less competitive with better returns and lower price point to get in.

Make sure you baby sit the tenant buyer.There is a fairly new tenant screening service for $50 dollars, and do a Dodd Frank compliant underwriting.See http://www.screenthetenant.com/r-e-investors.html@Michael Hicks pm meif you want some 1 on 1 with sub 2.

I'll be happy to provide you a copy of my change of management form, just e-mail me a request and I'll shoot over a copy for your attorney to review, just don't do anything until after everything has closed! 

Agreed with @Carolina E.

Hello everyone, my name e is Judi, I am new to real estate investment and eager to learn.

Originally posted by @Chris E.

Agreed that the homeowners are lagging far, far behind, and that the nytimes was playing it all into the arms of the big, bad (new) lenders... funny how MSM works at times, indignantly expecting PE firms to be less E and more... something else.  

You tax preparer should be able to file a schedule e for you under which you can report earnings and expenses for rental property - even if it is owned in your name.3) Lastly, owning a property in an LLC is great for liability protection, however, it can prevent you from obtaining conventional mortgages, which offer the longest terms and the best rates.My 2 cents!

-Jason E.