Just be you - I own a real estate firm...and if anyone of my agents ever discounted a buyer by their looks or the age - I would be very upset.

She's a R/E attoryney, and has worked for the largest firm in the country.

Today, IRS Frankfurt called me back, I don´t need the ITIN to obtain the EIN as foreigner.

One of the properties is listed with a firm that I have bought properties from in the past.

Our firm recently funded an acquisition of a 186 unit apartment complex (Pasadena Apartments) in Michigan believe it or not.

Signed up with a firm that knows I want to be an investor and is fine with that in fact they promote it.

The price the end buyer gets will likely be slightly below market when it's all said and done.The truth is that I'm putting a couple deals through (as a birddogger) a firm I partnered up with that does all the negotiations, paperwork, funding, etc.

I am a firm believer in investing in your education.

Also, read carefully the audit opinion of the accountanting firm/CPA signing off on the financial reports.

Plus by virtue of contacting them they are obligated to fully investigate the claim and sent notations of any mold to a company like Choice Point (owned now by Lexis Nexis - the legal database firm) who maintains database records of every claim reported to them on every property throughout the US for every insurance carrier (competitors in the insurance industry all share claims data) who uses their system to determine if they want to insure a property or not.