Put owner in a patient equity position.

Here is the adopted position in the several states I am familiar with:A RE agent, acting as an agent, cannot draft documents.

You have to see the positive side...

Great question, I too am interested in the BP community recommendations for books on note buying, I just ordered two books yesterday on the topic on Amazon, wish I had thought to ask here first.I based my purchase on publication date being newer than 2010 and number of positive reviews, kind of a sketchy criteria I guess.I also read Invest in Debt, went and bought a financial calculator, and read it again, really interesting read.Rick

We were totally blown away when we went over 200 people, stopped counting at 223, because it was so busy, and were thrilled to hear the overwhelmingly positive feedback.

I am personally attracted to partners who are very creative, positive, and the ability to resolve problems.

In every position, there is always entry level jobs that some do not want to do themselves.

I always view it as a positive sign if it is taking a little longer to get a response.

Just a slight decrease in expenses and/or a small increase in rents will push you into positive territory.

The secondary market limitation is by property, not by the number of loans, although fannie says it's the number of loans in the secondary but obtaining a blanket loan on 9 properties does not put you into a position of a small investor for underwriting purposes, 10 units, 10 roofs, 10 legal descriptions owned and financed by any means puts you in the RE investor category, need to live with it and get with a bank and begin setting up your portfolio as an investor in the RE business.