Its a personal choice.

They are my personal dealers and always my choice any day.

Most people looking to buy a home are families therefor two bedrooms isn't sufficient enough for a family.

You can do it all, there are choices involved but know it doesn't have to be a all or nothing conversation! 

We'd like to hear about the choices you made or actions taken concerning either investing in a fund or doing a "lonnie deal."

Meanwhile, I have no choice of going back to business as usual.I will give a complete update on the issue of my refund in another post As i have forwarded all relevant information to appropriate entities.  

Take note of the attorney(s) name on the probate calender has he/she could be representing different estate's but they are at the hearing for a (different) reason.Also listen for competing (2 different attorneys) probate case #'s but same decedent..Couple of examples at a probate hearing; Appearance is required for hearing on trust petition, Missing original will, Missing sufficient publication, Missing sufficient notice to (heir with interest to property) etc; etc; Be on the lookout for PR's that are being self represented (in pro per) for the estate..These examples are based on CA law (probate code) and Lafi is correct, the more difficult to gather leads the less competition...

I manage my own rentals but Tenants choice, asset reality mgmt., and Wallace and Wallace are some of the more popular mgmt companies around so I'd start there until you've got some foot soldiers.

Hi Taylor,I let the cashflow build up and when it becomes sufficient I re-invest into another property.Google "compound interest".Best way to go about investing.Thanks

My coverage is up to $25,000 which I think is sufficient should an unfortunate disaster occur.One caveat, liability is not included.