I have actually used that site before, never thought about contacting the attorney days after, will try that.Thanks everyone for the comments.

I only have issues against stereotypes, such as women who have a purse full of cash must be strippers, or that men who have a briefcase full of cash must be in the mob (or any stereotype).Actually my comment was that she was throwing money at the house...which in turn makes the house the stripper and the woman with a purse full of cash a patron of the the stripper.I have issues against stereotypes too, such as a woman with a purse full of cash couldn't possibly be soliciting a stripper but would themselves have to be one.Perhaps the houses' name is Bob, and perhaps dancing makes him feel pretty.In all seriousness no matter how you read it, it was poking fun of an obvious stereotype, not jabbing at a woman's right to bear cash.

Please share your comments below.Posted by Corey Curwick Dutton

Thanks for the comments, everyone!

My comments: 1. build a spreadsheet to track timelines for each lien; Timelines for subsequent taxes, redemption period and expiration date.

Totally forgot about that until I read your comment.

Each has a fairly unique plan, which when I started working with investors, I couldnt understand as well as I do now.Regarding Adrian's comments about Realtors as investors.

With the current painters we've talked with (came with recommendations from other realtors/home owners) I feel comfortable that I could get them started and leave for the day without the worry of getting ripped off.I really appreciate everyone's comments and suggestions.

My previous comment was meant to introduce reality, much like taking a 30.06 into the woods during bow season for deer, you aren't hunting rabbits or tree rats, so what are you up to?

I guess it just comes from being an entrepreneur, since if I wanted consistent income etc I would do a 9-5 have 2 vacations a year etc….. any one can comment would be great