I just read a book that covers investing as a group pretty well.

You can read all the books, go to all the seminars and think you have it figured out, but in the end the best way is to go and do a few deals and get with a seasoned investors and have them show you the way.

Have never heard of this one but I've been through a forensic accounting of my books and records on properties, complete with depositions, interrogatories and mortgage document analyses.............was not FUN!!!

The bank just might need this one off of the books, and fast.

I actually have then included in the Black Book.

For those who are experienced rei's, and have read this book, what is your take on it?

You should be reading books about real estate investing and also go to your local REIA and talk with other investors who are doing what you want to be doing.

I guess as long as the $30K note is in no way related to the short sale, it should be ok, but having it show up on the books at the time of the short sale looks suspicious.

Up until the point of the deed hitting the books of the lender, it is a fractional coverage, that they decide.......

I know this site will be a great resource for landlording Q&A, but can anyone recommend an excellent book on landlording?