As per fair housing act I am not supposed to ask someone's immigration status but if I allow her in and if she happen to be not legal immigrant, would I get into trouble?

It is a SFR 4/2 1800 sqft in fair condition.

If you get the right person (fairly hit or miss) they are knowledgeable, the issue is you won't know if you have the right answer when you speak to them.Another approach would be to contract in one name and assign the contract to the ETC name.

I got to meet a bunch of buyers and wholesalers and got lots of business cards.The whole thing was exhausting, I got out of there at like 10:30pm!

You may need to signup for his newsletter to get access to it. 2) The contractors I work with are paid when the job is completed unless it is a very large job in which case we agree to installments...never more than 1/3 up front. 3) I usually have the bulk of the materials delivered by Lowe's or HD, it makes it much easier than making a bunch of runs to and from the store...just make sure you do a quick look for damage on anything that is damage prone. 4) I would say either would work but this is out of my expertise.

It takes a bunch of time to build a network of verified buyers who are serious and can get deals done.Of course the price is often a little lower than what sellers want but of course also you have true buyers and not pretenders reading this no money down stuff.The pretenders always get sellers cranked up and excited about a high price.

There is a fairly aggressive network of promoters that work with the franchise industry to encourage prospective franchisees to tap their 401K funds for this purpose, and with the huge dislocation of corporate employees, it's a huge business.I have been meaning to research whether 401k funds could be used in a ROBS structure to fund various types of real estate businesses that do things like: fix and flip, manage property for others, make rehab loans, etc.

In a few years, you'll have the choice between keeping the job (if you really love it) or leaving with a nice little nest egg to get you started (plus a bunch of RE experience that you can leverage if you decide to do that full time).Worst case, you finish school and decide to try RE full time.

He spends a fair amount of time describing various personality types and questions whether or not you want to racially integrate your buildings or not (for the record, Nickerson is on the side of history and thinks it is a good idea to integrate).

It all depends on the extent of your involvement as to what is fair to charge.