Im Jay Turner, Michael's technical guy, I've handled the technical aspects of his biz for a few years now.I can tell you, Ive seen it with my own eyes, Michael has been doing real deals for the last year or so, and still goes to real estate seminars every month.

It was partially my fault because I did not disclose to her all the details.

Please advise the details and how to contact you.

I would keep a very detailed log of everything that happens....I would also approach them and tell them they are violating the lease (if they are) and that they need to get their act together or they are gone.

They make you wait 5 before being eligible after a foreclosure.PM me for details.

Details like purchase price, rental rates in the neighborhood, etc. would help a great deal.I disagree that most areas in Denver won't cash flow.

At the top of the page it says Search, click on that.Then type in "deal analysis" in the keywords boxbelow that click the radio button that says "search for all terms"Then at the bottom of that page click "Search"There you will see around 200 topics that go into great details of how to analyze deals.

Please share some details on the deals themselves.BTW - Welcome to BiggerPockets!

You need to make calls, though, to figure out all the details.

hello all, i must say i have to agree with the rest of the crowd here, but i also must say i agree with your concerns jeff88the lawyer i'm thinking about using charges $320 per hour, so you can just imagine how that fee can add up when drafting and reviewing contracts, especially with me because i'm focused on commercial real estate investing (were everything is in more detail and etc)so i guess you have to find a lawyer that you can trust and that will agree to do certain task like contract review and etc for a set price, so that way you'll know what your getting into (well what the final price will be). because the worst thing is get some huge bill for something that you know probably only took the lawyer an hour to do, but they jack the bill up to get paid more.