Those deals in Houston or ATL or Las Vegas can sometimes confuse the Californians.

@Matt Devincenzo Yeah, sorry for the confusion about the post, its late and didnt realize how poorly that read, my apologies.If i were to try and get a cheap apartment, then it would not be an FHA loan, so I am not trying to commit fraud.

So, I'm confused, because today you post the following:interfering in the business of the borrower and slowly becoming an adviser to the borrower.

They might not and might not even want to work with you but then they will probably just pawn you off to someone in the office.Anyway Just confused on why their is this perceived value of a buyers' agent that isn't there for the listing agent.

Hello all,I have 3 questions that I am a bit confused about.1- They always say do your research and due diligence on property, but how can i find out if the property has any back taxes or liens that will affect me later on?

Just so there is no confusion I also had to put up $1,000 earnest money deposit but that was expected.

if you can find a web domain where you can get both "double L (something)" all spelled out AND "LL (something)" using initials, that would be ideal... you could point both domains at the same site and wouldn't have confusion about the spelling or issues with someone using the other version of the name.

@Ciro LoCascio, I'm confused; are you only considering 3 units or 5 units?

Bloated and confusing interfaces, unnecessary features, and tools/utilities that will probably never get used, which might be why pricing for these tends to grow quicker than your portfolio of properties.

I certainly hope that all read it and understand it, as there seems to be so much confusion on mixing the 50% rule and that of a quality of a deal or having deals "meet the 50% rule".