To my knowledge there is only a draft that has been released meaning it’s not slyer in effect (I may we’ll be wrong).

The bigger the project, the bigger the chance that things will go wrong.

I'm turning the community in the hopes that you can talk me off the ledge. Or at least provide some support or advice. I dreamed of investing in real estate for years. I networked my ass off and managed to buy four pr...

I thought when a city loses 5-10% of it's population continuously for decades, landlords would be fighting over tenants and in a gloomy state in general.Is this wrong?

Ackley would neither admit any wrongdoing nor cancel the sale and return the deposit, so the Stambovskys took her to court.They lost the case, with the court citing their caveat emptor (“let the buyer beware”) responsibility to uncover the property’s defects before committing to a sale.

Is that along the lines of seller financing until they can get to the point of refinancing out to a more commercial institution and if that's the case and something goes wrong, do I have to take foreclosure proceedings vs an eviction?

Our concern is that maybe we are doing the calculations wrong. 

These robin hood schemes are immoral and wrong.

Do I really need a LLC for each property, who keeps tabs on ABA for me, should I be concerned about something going wrong doing business out of state with ABA, could I set this up on my own at this stage, why does all my business mail need to go through ABA, is it easy to leave the company if unsatisfied, I meant the list goes on. 

At the end of the day all deals belong to the brokerage and they are responsible and liable for any wrong doings.