My knowledge is that they focus most on multifamily properties.

There is an abundance of free knowledge you can get on the site.

Rather than wasting your time, and tha of a prospective mentor, "follow" those that stand out from the crowd and when comfortable doing so, make contact by "request" and take it from there.Its very important to remember though, that everyone is here by choice and are offering their knowledge and experience out of the kindness of their hearts.

You need to check and make sure there are no quirky laws in California protecting sellers from having to sell even with a written contract.You might stand to gain some helpful knowledge by showing a real estate litigation attorney all your paperwork for review for a few hundred and they can give you realistic options and chances of being successful with your purchase if one seller fights it etc.No legal adviceP.S.

You can find A Number for Bank of American the try to find the correct number for the person that has the knowledge and authority to talk about that property is a totally different story.

I'm also stunned at the willingness of the members to share their knowledge.

the reason has less to do with taxes than with convenience:I am not an expert on 401k's but I believe that if you do anything for the property - changing the lightbulbs, signing a lease, etc.

This site is one-of-a-kind and a terrific way to grow your knowledge!

I think it's great that people are wanting to share and help others with their own experience and knowledge in real estate!

Find (if you don't already have one) a good tax man that has knowledge of self directed plans and see what your options are.