If the interest in multi million dollar deals and commercial development peaks your interest, then a degree is a must.

I am just more worried about my end buyer maybe notifying the seller and informing them so that he cuts me out of the deal.I have read so much about putting little or no money down for assignments, and all of the sudden I've seen three posts saying it must be done for it to be binding and or legal possibly.

Even in a short sale it might not be possible to do these if all parties are not agreeable.If it comes down to it and you must have funds to purchase the property or choose that this is the best way to keep things simple for all parties involved, there are lenders that will loan you the purchase funds for 1 day.

I know there must be some opinions because he is critical of many other "gurus" out there.What do you all think?

I do not have much experience in real estate and I am hoping to find some usefull tips here.Thank you for allowing me to join your site, and I look forward to visiting with some of you veterans.

I know I just posted but I couldnt wait to ask these questions!! ok...

1) there was a post on apartments v.s condos but I havent seen a post yet on apartments v.s condo conversion. Which one is more lucractive? In to...

Is that possible and what are the different steps must i do?

If so and he has exceeded it then tell them that they are in violation of their lease and he must go or they all do.

I've now got two (2) great sites I'll be visiting often to further my REI education.Cheers,RayE.

I'd like a variant of the "view posts since last visit" link with a selectable date.