Same thing for your situation, they can't demand everyone that works at this website have a RE license, maintain status, and continue education.

Why not just continue phelps news, here.

Im just taking the baby steps right now but its exciting to continually learn new things.

Work hard and continue to always educate yourself.

They may have been great if prices had continued to appreciate, but now you don't have that.

To continue the discussion, go here

I only intended to get my questions answered and did not imply that Harrison was committing fraud.That said, thanks for the updates Harrison and I hope others will continue to brainstorm with us here on this topic as it affects ALL of us investors!

You would continue making payments as always.

The property management left it to the tenant to handle everything, and refused to notify the property owner.Unless handled properly, water can continue to cause damage for weeks that can lead to very costly remodeling and remediation repairs.

It's a wonder why so many investors continue to invest-- and make money-- in low cap areas like New York and Southern California...Nationwide, perhaps I could email you a prospectus of one of the properties that is currently in our portfolio.