Once the house was good enough for the bank to give me a home equity line of credit, I transferred the balances of my debt before the 0% interest period ran out.   

Hi guys,I have a friend that just came into a $100k windfall and seriously interested in invested real estate over a 3 to 5 year period to being very successful in this area of investing.What is the best strategy for them to take?

If it's not, my presumption would be that there is no "protection period" for you agent - unless CA law provides for a minimum period.It's better that you not end up finding out in court though.

Find and adopt a system you follow consistently (networking, generating leads organically, managing your database, managing your time, managing your marketing effectively and cost efficient) 2.

Based on my experience, the most efficient way to shield this is to have an insurance.

After looking at the information the agent gave me it looks to me like he was too close on his payments and when the property value rose dramatically from the cities investment he could no longer keep up with the payments and the taxes because the property taxes rose correspondingly over that same short period all at once on his properties.

Set Your Investing Criteria - and once you know your Goals, you can set your investing criteria to efficiently and effectively analyze deals and serve as bumpers on acquisitions. 

Through the daily grind of selling to SMBs and the experience of starting a sales team from scratch, I have strong experience in "systemizing" a lead funnel leading to constant improvements in sales efficiency at both the rep and team level (ask me about sales enablement tools, I love them!).

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The price difference between the first and last batch of homes sold in a development will be waaaay greater than overall appreciation in that same time period, because they keep on doing this all the way through to that last sucker buying that last home for vastly more than the first home in the development would today sell for.