Something seems fishy about the dismissals on the reverse mortgage cases but it could be simply that the defendant (the estate with no heirs) is not putting forth the effort of a proper defense. 

Deciding when to hire them is very much an exercise in finding how risk averse you are.Maybe a football analogy with offense vs. defense works here?

Is there a sigh of relief for the moment because the government hasn't slashed defense spending yet?

About me, I've been married to my high school sweetheart for 12 years, we've got two beautiful children who keep us both entertained as well as EXHAUSTED :)I am an Operations Program Manager in the Defense Industry, I spent 6 years on active duty in the Marines (OIF Vet).

Hello Ohio BP'ers -- I expect many of you will be at the OREIA Conference next weekend & I look forward to meeting as many of you as possible! 

Often the most expensive part of a claim are the defense costs.

This was proposed by the bi partisan debt commission recently and will resurface, but not until after the 2012 elections.Cuts in defense budget are also certain to follow.

Especially since here in San Antonio the Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission's building bonanza wrapped up and many of the city's 2010 jobs announcements are bearing fruit.

Check this out: http://www.biggerpockets.com/conference/event/conference-sessions/Its probably much cheaper than the courses you're considering.

One of our conference bootcamp speakers and a BiggerPockets Blog staple, Marty Boardman, wrote an article that was published by Realtor.com today about why Realtors need to come to the BP conference.If you're an agent and have wondered why you would want to attend a conference for real estate investors, please read and share this article:Why Realtors Should Attend the BiggerPockets Real Estate Investing Summit