Way to much to cover in that OP.

Steve, the OP is asking about foreclosures where you have no restrictions.

If you're running AirBnbs, you'll make that back in a few months, so the logic of "I'm saving myself $1000" doesn't actually make any sense to me whatsoever, because you're probably going to make some mistake that they cover in a course that'll cost you $10000 in the long-run.I'm not associated with the product mentioned in OP's post in any way whatsoever, but the way I look at it is this: a course = potential downside of $1k.

One thing I'll bring up in response to Cody's skepticism, which, if he is ignorant about either of the two groups that the OP asked about, is probably justified.What if, instead of evaluating the teacher's success, you were able to evaluate the students' success? 

Linda Weygant I don't think the OP is intending to put his "partner" under the entity, I do believe it's a bad idea, I would rather issue 1099 on him since his nature of work doesn't really fall under employee, no tools, no time, no instructions, etc.

This is getting technical now, and probably not what OP was looking for. ;-) Interesting topic, though.

@Kelly Pierce, the Delaware Statutory Trust is a completely different beast than what the OP was discussing.

OP, did you ever get your flipping business off the ground in Syracuse?

@Lindsay Op de CoulI’m more interested in zip codes that can typically meet or exceed the 1% rule where monthly rent is at least 1% of the home’s after repair value.

We've done co-op pool acquisitions with Aspen and they have been a good partner for us so I would say you're good to go!