Either buy a program from someone and use their forms (after a signoff from your attorney) or just hire a local attorney well versed in RE to write your forms for you.

You will lose your ability to participate in the Section 8 program and you will likely be liable for civil damages, at least for the excess rent you've collected, interest, and court costs.

I've got a nice place Santa can rent -- he should fit right in since no one else in the neighborhood seems to work more than one day a year........

Constantly learning new things is a good idea, so if you can fit the degree in with minimal risk, might be worthwhile.

More importantly, the seller doesn't have to wade through agents, scores of "potential" buyers when most aren't going to be as much of a perfect "fit" as I am.

What about a program like Habitat for Humanity.

Collin County was only one of two counties in the state that had a county inspection program.

Also, some of the criteria listed on "voidmymortgage.com" fit our situation.

We have a similar program for REO's for national investing.

I tried buying the vena jones-cox program on ebay a couple of days ago as recommended to me by another investor and it's apparently a hot commodity, because I was sniped at the last minute :roll: I'll keep trying on that one.