More likely, it's case law so you'd have to research old cases that are relevant to your issue and see how they were ruled or find a lawyer who knows a lot more about Indiana HOAs or ask someone at the dispute agency or board if your state has one.

I decided to do a little research about this loan mod company and found pages and pages of reviews.

Well, they managed to simplify this situation for me; I got this email from her this afternoon:My husband is upset with all your research on our backgroud without the trust.

There are more flexible alternatives out there if you research a little.

One thing that was awkward about researching that family last weekend, was that when I pulled the lady's credit report using MySmartMove, it *only* gave me her credit info, not the husband's, nor the family's.That's going to be even more important when I'm looking at this new family that owns their own business... if there *is* a financial anomaly in their history, it may only show up in one of their records.

Not only are you looking at the cost for the back taxes, but also the initial cost for the title insurance and other charges related to researching the lot's history.

I dont know which town yet but would have to do my research.

We are still in the research stage but would like to learn everything we can so if anyone has any books that I should get, or any more info that would be great!

I like that... that way, I can take deposits only from those I'm actually preparing to research (which won't be most of them...)

Honestly though, after having researched the opportunity out there more, you can do better than the 1%.Real positive cashflow really isn't that hard to find if you simply go to where it is.