You might even be able to get some free legal advice 😆.If you see me, please say hello.Similarly, the California Mortgage Association is having its fall conference in Las Vegas at the end of October.

The Fed's job isn't to tell congress what to do, but he did in fact at Brookings (2 press conferences ago, the most recent one being at the Fed) call on Congress to increase "labor force participation," which either means bringing people back from the dead, forcing grandma out of retirement, or allowing for more (legal) immigration. 2) In particular, he feels that wage growth is driving current inflation.

However, Trump did announce there will be a conference tonight that will go over this.

Few things that I've found out from going to ADU conferences, speaking with multiple professionals in person, on the internet and here in BP:*Accurate comps for ADU's are going to be slow-moving, but will eventually catch up and help. 

Insurance is a great first line of defense as many have mentioned.In terms of transferring property to an LLC you can look into using a land trust.

Well, I think the better a case you can build on the beyond normal wear-n-tear items (like price and photos), the better.However, if it has a 15 year carpet and he lived there years 13-15, I wouldn't expect replacement to be a defensible expenses, but I guess you can try and collect it.

This is one of my top concerns.What about putting money aside (assuming available from cashflow) for repairs / capital improvements in a separate fund that is distributed to the partners at the close of the deal.If not enough there, then repair costs would be distributed amongst partners with relation to their equity interests.Third line of defense is if I am not liquid at the moment, to use a low interest business line of credit set in place for contingencies.Also, like contractors that spend around 80k in providing a bid, due diligence is the cost of doing business and think it should be in overhead.

I met one of the owners at an American society of Home Inspectors conference.

I cold call at least 2-3 hours a day, read a bunch of books about real estate, look on globest.com every now and then.Speaking of which, wondering if anyone here has ever gone to a CRE networking or conference.

You entering title at this stage in the foreclosure process will not afford you a defense pertaining to lack of notice.