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Scott Wennemann
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  • New Orleans, LA
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Subject to Investing system by Don Derosa ?

Scott Wennemann
  • Contractor
  • New Orleans, LA
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I recently won a course and boot camp by Don DeRosa from my local REIA in a raffle. Part of the online material is his Building Wealth course which mainly focuses on purchasing properties via subject to and conveying title via a land trust. The question I have is that in listening to the course it seems it is almost 10 yrs old, so I was wondering if this is still a viable method to purchase properties. I am trying to get more into real estate investing, have done a couple of flip and sells via a private lender ( I use the term loosely as he is my father in law and more of a partner since he puts up all the cash and we split the profits 50/50 ). It seems to me this would be much more effective as we would have to put up less cash for deals and could have more than one going on at one time since there is less cash needed per deal.

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