court: Legal Twist - 07/06/08 01:10 PM
This question jumps into the realm of license laws, but with a little twist. This came up the other day.
Company A owns a 50% interest in Company B. Company B owns a 100% interest in a real estate development. In Ohio, there are license exclusions that allow direct employees of … (3 comments)
court: Legal Sales - Quick N Dirty on Em - 02/24/07 10:29 AM
No I am not giving you legal advice, but this is the way I have done it. If you want just a little advice, here it is. After years and years of mostly dealing with attorneys and legal sales, I can tell you that divorce is the hardest, most messy and most … (6 comments)
court: Sheriff Sale - 10/13/06 05:38 AM
Can you buy at the Sheriff Sale and make a lot of money? Yes and no. If you want to do this there are a couple of things that you need to know. This list in by no means complete, but it is a good start. · Usually, the bidding starts at 2/3 … (2 comments)
court: Prospecting Bankers & Lawyers - 09/24/06 09:13 AM
My primary prospect is a banker or an attorney specializing in bankruptcy, real estate and/or probate. Divorce gets a little sticky. Why these people? BANKERS - One bank loans to thousands of people. Some of them will have problems and the bank will take the property back. Here the bank would … (4 comments)
court: Buying Investment Properties - 09/23/06 08:28 AM
Oh boy ! Where do I start on this one. I am working on a project that I will probably invest in and this post is not just getting my thoughts out to you, it is also a cobweb clearing for me. I hope we all get something out of it. Over … (2 comments)
court: Receiver Sales - 09/20/06 06:21 AM
What many Realtors and investors do not know is that there is a way to buy property pre-foreclosure and receive free & clear title from a court appointee. It is not a bankruptcy, but kind of similar. Many commercial loan documents include provisions for "assignments of rents" and/or the "appointment of receiver". What … (0 comments)
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This question jumps into the realm of license laws, but with a little twist. This came up the other day. 
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