I know the laws are different from state to state and that part is intimidating.

If you are looking at this as a long term business I would recommend taking a law of contracts class at your local community college.

Not to mention, that it's probably a criminal action depending on state law, too.No, there are other- legal ways to fix and boost your credit scores.

I, unfornuately, have to pass on spending the weekend with the in-laws.

There is some interpretation of case law about it (which is where the 1 year idea comes from), but not any definite guidelines from the IRS.

I heard there are new Rent Control laws in effect.

well yes I want to start local then branch out into other areas and yes have been talking about relocating once I get establish. i do have a great deal of support.. the only problem is how to start I have some a friend of the family who is a acountant. father in law is contractor and they all wann jump aboard.problem is have no idea how to finace it..

I had been thinking about real estate investment since reading Robert Allen's first book in 1984 and it took me nerly twenty years to take action, during which I missed the biggest real estate boom in American history.

Well unlease maryland passed some law I'm not formilar with.

I don't understand the Lis Pendens process, and I would recommend that you go search through some Colorado law websites and learn about it.