Therefore, buyers are scrambling to get into a fewer number of listings and driving prices up.That being said, in off-market properties you can still find great deals, so it’s all about setting up systems to find those deals.

When you're doing a consolidation exchange (selling several and buying fewer/bigger) that means the aggregate of all the sales.But here's the opportunity - You can allocate your proceeds in any way you want. 

Lots of great books available, this podcast is AWESOME, and more information then you could consume in a lifetime so a little torn on whether to spend the money on the classes or not (they are relatively expensive but come with full step by step mentoring).I am a hands on learner so wanted to get everyone's thoughts on question above.  

The advantage of the LA duplex is that you have 2 water heaters instead of 8, fewer kitchens, fewer bathrooms, less roofing, etc.

That’s why one reason why there are so many consumer protections.Just remember, that’s how you generate your wealth.  

Generally you'll have fewer "surprise fees" with these, but can expect to still pay anything that doesn't fall into that brokerages marketing approach out of pocket. 

In total you pay $450 a month but you keep the products which consists of common consumable products.

@William Merone she should have the receipt portion of the money order which would allow her to cancel the order although it is a time consuming process.

Besides reading and consuming BP, in a city the size of Dallas, you should join a local reia.

I would google up on CFPB and appraisals on consumer real estate (Assuming these are not commercial loans).