Bob never has the knowledge that agent z was an owner in the LLC and b/c of agent z's advice to take the offer bob took under market value for his property) A scenario like this is totally against license law.

But when are they going to have a podcast strictly about them and their life story..

@Kevin Lopes I'm not Atlanta (I'm in PA), but my understanding of PA law is that if there is an existing lease and I purchase the building, I have to honor the lease.

Just be careful about fair housing laws, as this strategy gets tricky if you ever deny renters to try and hold out for a buyer.

Lease-options are tricky in TX due to the laws of executory contracts that are longer than 180 days.

Ken is strictly 100+ units and he does already have a company that owns multiple properties.

While taking real estate law 101 I purchased my second duplex a 3/3 again within a mile of my residence.

Half your units are not *legal* units, and you're violating zoning LAWS and safety LAWS re: windows.

If you follow a strict lead generation regimen, and you can afford it, then you can start out full time.

Search here, much has been written on the topic, the new laws won't be such an issue with an investor selling and an investor buying. see your attorney. :)