Simple in the sense you file a lawsuit and win.

That might be a win win for both of you.

I ask because working full time job and 2 kids to raise my time is so limitedHi Andre,No, you do not need a Real Estate License to Invest in Real Estate, however, working with a realtor who is experienced in the area you're planning to Invest in and understands your vision will be key to reach success.It will save you a lot of time and effort since they will bring you the deals instead of you having to look for them, besides you have nothing to lose since the seller most of the time is the one who pays the realtor you hire, so It's a win-win situation.Best of luck my friend, don't hesitate to reach out to me, I'd be more than happy to help you out!

Once they find that information, they will just name you in a lawsuit too.2) If someone sues your LLC and wins, you STILL don't want to lose the property to them.

A majority of the posts are related to trying to find loopholes in these laws, or out and out ignorance of said laws.Most Metros have fair housing nonprofits that investigate this kind of discrimination, sue landlords, and win or settle out of court.

My question, is the winning bidder stuck with the liens if they get the property?

Seems like a win-win?

. :) We don't believe in charging memberships... we just like to share business and deals, so everyone wins.   

So even if after a year or two he/she doesn't want to buy it, technically wouldn't it be a win for me?

To give you some perspective, I’ll look at 300-400 houses/year (not all in depth) to win 10.