As it relates to land use, zoning and development I am comfortable with all types of development.

* How many homes do I need to buy in order to retire comfortably?

Sounded like a pretty good course, you can flip deals to him & split profits 50/50 or negotiate forbearance packages with banks yourself if you choose not to flip deals to him.

Do a search for them.Once you have one and you update it the way you like it, a good way to check to see if it is good or not is to send a blank one to the title company you choose to work with.

CoStar is not the cheapest service in the world - but they have a lot more tools to choose from.

If you're smart, you'll get together with the other owners, let them know that if they choose to have an hoa, they will suffer the loss of their constitutional rights, the fact that their home will NEVER TRULY be their home, there will always be a lien against it that can and will and IS being foreclosed on in many areas/states, and that a few people will have control of what they do to their house.

You must choose the path that is right for you (should I add "grasshopper" here?)

We live comfortably... currently rent a big four bedroom house.

You may have to send this form in 3 plus times before the loss mitigation dept receives it...but it will get there eventually.Usually the homeowners are more comfortable just giving the agent the authorization...so if you can win over the agent and convince him/her that with the authorization, you can take a lot of the work off their plate...then they may go to the homeowner and get the authorization signed for you.

So it depends on the performance of the investment you choose.