Yes I love real estate and investig.

Keep it and I'm sure you'll continue to have success, especially with BP on you side.Cheers!

I agree that the image had nothing to be concerned about, but you can do a deeper investigation of the area if you aren't that familiar with it.

In joining this site I would like to network with those that have ventured before me and to continue working on my "education".

And that's comforting because I know, as long as that doesn't change, I will very likely continue to profit.

You need to investigate prescriptive easements as most likely the property used will attach to and run with the title to the subject property.

As the economy continues to be sluggish, I am getting more requests from tenants to make their payment in 2 monthly installments.

Need to further investigate w/ my contractor and inspection.

Having said that I have been to many continuing ED classes where the instructor was only half right on a lot of things.I also find that when you ask your real estate commission in each state they want to absolve themselves of answering any questions related to interpretation of the own laws they have created or expanded on!

Then they would have to investigate each and every one to see if it was excluded by law or precedent.