., a due diligence period or inspection contingency period) and unless you choose to terminate, the contract stays in full force.Just asking for a change in the contract (whether the change is accepted or not), doesn't impact the contract.

I think if I either had a day job with a large pay check, like maybe a doctor with the same high income I have, or maybe did not have so many houses, they would have felt comfortable signing off on it.

I then turn it over to a draftsman I'm very comfortable with and pay a whole lot less than a namebrand architect would charge.

Do some of you investors have a guideline that you use as to how much leverage you feel comfortable with?

The mentally ill must be cared for in a humane and good way, letting them choose to walk the streets e most inhumane thing we have ever done.3.

Whatever you choose to do, you'll find lots of people willing to give advice here.

I have a system for choosing cities based on specific criteria.

That type of irrational behavior could only be due to regulatory pressure.In portfolio lending, banks are moving away from 5/1 ARMs and toward 5 yr balloons, to give them greater flexibility to adjust rate/terms, or to be rid of the loan if they so choose.

(Sidenote: I started investing when my grandpa passed away and at 18 I inherited $100,000 and one of his rental properties)Question 1 is: What type of LLC would I choose?

Originally posted by Brian Adamson:Hey Bryce, I would choose an area that you are comfortable with.