I'm not fond of condos because of special assessment fees though.  

And obviously if you're seriously concerned about any potential liability contact an attorney :)(I'm assuming you've already told the tenants that you'll be the new owner; if not, I'm fond of telling tenants I'm just the property manager and someone else is the owner, so "the owner" can be the bad guy and I can be just another guy trying to do a job for his boss.)

I hope that she has fond memories of what we do together and that real estate becomes her passion because it will always connect her to dad instead of being what took dad away from her.

And I'm looking fondly at the idea of doing business with some of you sometime in the future. 

Oh the land game brings back fond memories

@Sue Bishop   O/O = Owner occupied     non O/O  = Non owner occupied @Bill Gulley   you brought back some fond memories for me..

The number one way I see investors losing money is by making mistakes based upon inaccurate information.For instance fond someone to get you the correct value numbers, contractors, closing attorney, realtor you can count on and trust......etc.....In the end, your team will make or break you. 

I'm not terribly fond of anyone engaging like that on facebook - IMO those that do need something better to do with their time. 

I am not particularly fond of college and am unsure that I even want a career pertaining to Political Science.Now on to Real Estate: I am interested in Real Estate and a possible career in RE, and I am contemplating putting my degree on hold in order to take the necessary courses to become a licensed agent (I live in California).

I have fond memories of my time stationed at the ASW Training Center in Point Loma.