The buyer got a loan from the Jamaican housing authority (Something equivalent to HUD but three times the bureaucracy) and since there is no such thing as escrow, (Each side must chose a lawyer to carry his/her affairs) The lawyers and the housing authorities can drag it forever.

Successful marketing, especially of intangibles, is much more likely to be successful if either the prospect intiates the contact, for example looking for a higher yield investment and comes to your web page, or through REAL networking, i.e. hearing you speak at a real estate conference, being introduced by a mutual business associate, etc.

Straight from the IRS web page: http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=206291,00.html Q.

But from the web site explaining what you'll get in his book, all of the points there were not rocket science.

If it lists her as authorized user, then she did not guarantee the debt.

I think you're doomed to excessive heating bills no matter where you put it.

Your checking account should have what's called a "cut off" amount, where either partner can write a check up to a certain amount without having a company authority to do so.

While the web is great to gain knowledge and network and cannot replace what can be gained from talking with successful investors and trading information/strategies/contacts/etc.

Why not have the investors putting out their info consolidate onto Bigger Pockest and eliminate a few of the numerous sites out there on the "web".

Once you contact the owner and determine if there is a deal there you need to get their authorization to talk to the bank.