Gee, one lashing from the lady who I thought loved me wanting to have dinner and drinks....LOL.Okay, my bets were in jest, but even so, no one will qualify,  I'll  explain why in a second or two, maybe 2,120, depending on how my fingers feel. :)Writing a book on "How to entice your evicted tenant to leave for a weekend while you clean out the house and change the locks" is not teaching real estate.

On a humorous note, and I hope everyone can take this comment with the playful jest it is intended...As a licensed attorney I always chuckle when licensed real estate brokers get bent out of shape about wholesalers brokering real estate without a license. 

I'm off to get a refill on the coffee before I read through these.But I will say this, in all honesty, no jest. 

bone up on your tenant landlord laws its all in the books what you cant and can do.. but even in jest what your suggesting while prudent 30 years ago.. ( like we would just remove the front door)... wont work today.

was in jest.

Jason, surely you jest!

You saying things like that makes it very difficult for someone like me to take you seriously and would put someone reading your post under the impression that was the jest of my response.

I wrote this partly in jest, but seriously its amazing to see the Chinese coming in and buying up our property with our depreciated dollars.Wasn't sure if anyone had any experiences with the Chinese when it came to real estate investing, I find it kinda fascinating and to see if anyone will see this as a variable to be planned for in the future.

Sorry about your scars, I once read "he who jests of scars has never felt a wound'.

Surely you jest.