Let's assume that they guy in the robe just looks at some smaller investor type selling a mobile home for a quick $6K profit and financing it doesn't really feel like hitting the seller up for a $10K fine, the judge thinks that the seller just did something beyond his level of awareness, but just nullifies the note and security agreement and allows the deed to remain in place. :) He just lost his $6K profit and his costs in buying the property.

I do too now an then.Also the Metro / GA wide REIA I'm also a member:http://gareia.org/membership/membership-levels/I'm member of 2 REIAs because each offers different styles of helping me and networking.Good luck, Curt

In dc condos/townhomes cant be found in the nice areas for under 300k or so, more than i can afford with my recently out of college salary.

I had some pepper spray I carried in college, but that was a long time ago.

Though it doesn't deal directly with RE it does indirectly deal with Real Estate...I am looking at a 4 fam. mixed use brick building consisting of 3 residential apts and a store front on ground level (currently a cafe)If I bought this building I was considering having the cafe move out (their lease is up) and maybe putting in a laundrymat.

I think it is a good read, but very high-level information.

Unfortunately cold calling offices for something fairly specific might confuse the lower level employees that are often answering the phone.

Getting out of college and no past steady employment history2.

Sometimes I rehab flips, but the level of rehab and the materials used are different from the rehabs for rentals.

This would imply possibly substantial cutting and filling to achieve level building pads.