They can share some best practices on how they find off market deals in a market, which could helpful as well.

They just want the sales taxes collected and life safety practices in place.

They have already been reported to the BBB, The Attourney General, and law suits are being filed against them for fraudulent business practices.

Don't get me started :wink: http://bank-of-america.pissedconsumer.com/bank-of-america-fraudulent-loan-modification-practices-20090825155810.htmlhttp://www.care2.com/causes/politics/blog/bank-of-america-part-of-foreclosure-fraud/http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/115476/20110223/bofa-s-unit-violated-utah-law-in-foreclosure-actions-says-state-atty-gen.htm#ixzz1Eojt9leC

In my tax practice we generally only take meals deductions if the business travel requires an overnight stay.  

The correct answer is as follows;Talk with an attorney licensed to practice in your jurisdiction on these matters.

he is asking another attorney in a different practice to take point but he'll give pointers from behind the curtain. 

You can practice doing the deal analysis by making up repair numbers, but when you're ready for real analysis numbers (e.g., before you start making real offers), you'll need to see the properties to generate your estimate.

Paying yourself to manage part of your residence while technically possible practically may or may not work.

What specific risk and how much of it exists in practice when working with a well established TPA like the Entrust Group?