Several months ago, I entered into a partnership with someone that was offering to put up all of the money for my investments.

And PA state law says that vacant land (unseated is their term for that) must be fenced and all must be excluded from using or entering the property and this exclusivity must be for a minimum of 21 years. 

I entered a bidding war and paid $205,000 for the home.

Enter Bigger Pockets.

Ours is granted and the first enters into an adequate protection plan.  

So they'll encourage you to go and look at the property prior to entering into a contract with them.

December's just released:http://www.realtor.org/reports/realtors-confidence...Nothing special here other that young buyers are entering the market and cash sales and distressed purchases are off.

You enter a name and it shows their record.

What is the term used to describe when a real estate investor finds a property and enters into a contract with the seller with a possible purchase price, but the buyer has time to decide if they want to purchase the property?

One day he set the alarm off, the police show up and enter the house.