I have never had a borrower come back and sue.. the worse case is they throw a monkey wrench in within hours of the sale and the trustee or sherrif simply sends your money back.. so you have wasted huge amount of time effort only to not get the deal but you don't lose moneyyou lose money by not knowing lien position  IE bidding on a second thinking its a first.. 

Fellow RE Connoisseurs,In an effort to provide value, produce content, and give back, I am documenting a 4M Capital multifamily project from acquisition to stabilization.

Overall, this isn't a "sky is falling" law but I believe in an effort to help tenants it will just make things more difficult/expensive for them.

Since then I have been working diligently on my SEO efforts for my website.

Do your investors have an expectation of profits based solely on your efforts, skills or experience?

My main pain point at this time is shortening my learning curve via good resources and effort, then getting a few deals done.

That said, if you have a way of reaching people with little equity (likely younger) via text or email it might be worth a low risk/effort initiative.

I do agree, this industry requires a lot of effort and if you put the work in, you will reap the rewards.

If you've spend zero time studying direct response marketing, you'll most likely see zero results from your efforts.

The mortgage rates have been lowThe job market has been improvingThe stock market has tripled in value since the low of 6,443 on March 6, 2009And no real global issues that have impacted the KC housing marketWith low inventory and steady markets, prices can continue to climb until something really negative happens.