I agree with reading some books and networking, but the most important thing is to take action!

Hey BP Family,Not sure if you only give advice on investments but my parents are still living in the same home they've owned for 20+ years but I'm sure they have refinanced and whatever else you can do to prolong paying it offMy dad mentions selling the house all the time but isn't taking action for whatever reason.

I LOVE vintage homes, so I keep a close eye on the greater east end/ 2nd ward (specifically eastwood, broadmoor, idlewood, lawndale, and oak lawn) and more recently the activity on the near north (north-side village up to lindale park) has caught my attention.I'm looking to connect with anyone that's active in these areas, find out how I could get involved, would love to see a rehab of a 100 year old house in action! 

ALWAYS seek the advice of a licensed attorney in the state in which you conduct business before taking any action.   

SoCal is a great example of that in action, and explains to a large degree why our appreciation has been so high historically and will likely continue over the long term IMO (with some volatility in the short term). 

If you permit him to stay your the landlord / owner and yes you could be held responsible and may need to force eviction action if he fails to leave.

@Jonah WilsonIf the lien was placed by contractors that were never actually contracted to do the work, the property owner shouldn't have much trouble defeating that lien through a quiet title action.

The staff is a relay of information from the limited vendors they will interact with instead of a driver of action.  

I think some of us are talking about creating your own system to create deals for yourself where thinking about future market crashes will make you not take action.

Even if the other person doesn't want to actively take part in the daily actions of your business, they need to be included in the overarching decisions. 8.