Joe, I see it and anyone who has been around the block has seen it.Actually it can be very trying at times, taking another step back and looking at the big picture, asking yourself if you're just cutting a deal or if you really are taking advantage beyond that line of fairness.Your conduct is your reputation and since RE is a social business an outcast just won't make it over the long haul.And Mark, we have had a few that have explained thier strtegies or methods that are clearly illegal, BP is a treasure trove for authorities.

But, I think that here on BP when newbies ask they should know the legal implications of the game.

This can have implications if the service is lacking or slow to respond.

Some can make up the fact of using poor or invalid contracts by thier salesmanship and social skills leading a seller and buyer to a settlement, but that is not always the case.

What are the social, economic, financial and physical attributes of RE?

Hello everyone.I have been working on some new ideas for online marketing, does anyone know of a place or any ideas on how to better use social media to get better interaction with people.

Deed restrictions are contractual agreements, zoning is political and social agreements.

(We currently have shared checking & savings accounts) Lastly, I'd like to know what tax implications might result if the HELOC funds were just transferred into our joint savings or checking and then ultimately leveraged for wholesale purchases or put into escrow for use in partnering with the builder.

I bet you can find 2-3 deals per year just building and working your social network.

Social Security and medicare will be incurred upon any salary issued.