(see attached pic)  I am laying flat on my back for the next few days from a recent back operation. 

@Boyd McClean I'll defer to those who know more than me (and that would be many many people on these boards) but my understanding is: (i) Chapter 7: the borrower is discharged but the lien stays attached to house (lots of rules about not calling the borrower, as they are personally discharged, so your only real exist it to start a FC - though some disagree on this point/are willing to risk it); and (ii) Chapter 13: the underwater lien is put through the plan, if it has no equity, it can be stripped from the house and 2nd debt is treated as being unsecured.  

One house has a one bedroom, and attached to it is a studio.  

As far as the garage, I believe you said it is not attached.

What I do know is that many authors write books to make money, there is a tendency to embellish, exaggerate, add fluff and puffing.

Nothing attached on this earth is a secret.  

I actually love investing while being attached to the military.

It'll vary by state, but the main things you need are a note outlining the terms and the security deed attaching his interest to the property.If you do go JV, it gets a little more complicated. 

The ownership structure of 1 single family home would look like this after the deal is done:Individual 1 - 30%Individual 2 - 35%Individual 3 - 35%An example of a project they are proposing would be a 3/2 Single Family Ranch with attached garage that would cost roughly $105,000 to build (all in) and would be worth about $130,000 if they wanted to sell it immediately.

Some save to a SD card, others are designed  to connect to a network attached storage (nas) device, some send video to your email and some send to cloud providers.