I assume you are primarily interested in real estate related businesses.

While interest rates should be relatively low for a year at least, they will rise one day.

While you might be constrained to stocks and bonds by your 401k plan at work, other than a relatively few prohibited investments such as insurance and art, I’m not aware of any after tax investments you can make that you can’t also shelter behind a self-directed retirement plan.All of this assumes you don’t need the money soon, say for health reasons, but you didn’t say that.

One thing it does illustrate, and this is one way I use it, is to show the relative number of buyers and what times of the year they are and aren't active.

I'm interested to discuss some of the marketing ideas other Real Estate Professionals and Enthusiast use as it relates to Search Engine Marketing, Putting Your Website on Page 1 of the SERPS in your Market, Whether you use a content management system like Wordpress or Drupal for your professional website.

I can't help but wonder if this might be because the people just passed away.Isn't it too soon to expect to find probate-related documents associated with someone who just passed away?

Hi Rodney, I can relate to your situation.

Just looks like a good market in terms of rents in relation to prices, plus it's a decent size city that seems to have a fairly diversified economy...

You might want to post an introduction in the New Member Intro forum.I split your post into its own thread, rather than tag along on an old one that was only somewhat related to your questions.The state P&S contract is always a good starting point.You would do the transaction with a title company or attorney (whichever does closings in FL, I'm not sure.)

I also read through a number of legal articles, paper, the Texas Property Code, etc. and I can't find anything specifically relating to how we gain an interpretation of this from someone empowered to do so.