The catch was he wanted to trade zero coupon bonds at face value equal to the asking price and make up any difference in cash and change.

I would recommend interviewing a few different realtors, find out their commission on the deal, what they will do to market your home (they should all have a marketing plan), online presence (very crucial today), and if they offer any type of bonus (in higher price point neighborhoods I'll buy my clients an AHS home warranty).

Not all are created equally in my opinion.

IOW, the house's value is now equal to nearly 7 years of my father's former annual salary.Want another one?

Finally with the walkie- talkie size mobile phones that cost you a buck every time you got a wrong number and a phone bill equal to some peoples income, you had the so called immediate response.

SEC guidelines all over the place.So my question is this as a new investor am I able to try and find "funding partners" people to put up the money while I find the deal, get the repairs done, and get the property sold for a split of the profit equal share???

I have seen many HOA bylaws and I don't ever recall any requirement that had to be enforced equally, there was always room for discrecion which will usually boils down to a buddy system.

Hard, not impossible, to move...but all things being equal they should dump the rental.

Again, this is where MLS access is crucial - market research.

If we don't enforce that equally, no matter the member, it will cause headaches beyond belief.