I sure wouldn't and do not.Sidney,It is very important to build a good power team of professional in the area you wish to invest.

The location is optimally situated in a busy and constantly growing commuter hub and professional district.Although at present I am not a real estate investor in a traditional sense, the requirements of my operation has indirectly brought about an significant interest in it.I hope to be able to use this site as a meeting point for local investors and/or private lenders interested in discussing both short and long term opportunities.Thanks again for allowing me to introduce myself and I look forward to working on many exciting possibilities through this site.Best, Christian Crespo

Frank, maybe that's why Donald Trump (and others) buy biiiiig buildings and have them professionally managed.

We buy notes by advertising that we buy notes and networking with real estate and financial professionals.

I heard their website service is pretty good for starting out but it lacks a little depth to look very professional.

Your problems are much bigger than just real estate and you could use the help of a qualified professional to establish a recovery plan.Good luck.

As a California home loans professional, I do the best possible job for my clients.

Do you use professional management or do-it-yourself?

You will need a purchase agreement along side other documentation that the bank will tell you.As David has been trying to impress on you, you are better off using a professional agent or a lawyer to do this deal- so that you cover your butts - just in case the seller later conveniently forgets and claim that you duped him or whatever...Regardsnii

I can imagine if one were an attorney, accountant or some other professional it would be a good idea to network with them and I could see a justification for gift giving there.