There is a brief discussion on the topic at the following URL.http://forums.biggerpockets.com/archive/o_t__t_11207__nars-bill-gatten-and-pac-nehtrust-system-of-re-conveyance.htmlLegally a trust is a trust.

First, I would HIGHLY recommend that you read through the archives in the Wholesaling forum.As for your questions,1) Remember that price overcomes all objections.If you are selling the property where the buyer can profit $15,000 would they be willing to pay you $5,000?

This is just based on Pennsylvania's attempting to comply with the Federal SAFE Act:http://www.parjustlisted.com/archives/1371

But I do kinda agree with people in that you shouldn't mandate it.Would it be possible to have a very large archive of professional looking avatars and randomly select a new one for each user?

I don't think the world will come to an end if you google the naked-investor site and check their archives as a starter.

Joe - If you do a search on this topic in the archives - you will find many other articles that talk about trying to find a "good" realtor - I have answered on many and still feel - the best thing you can do is to leave the stumbling block out of the middle.

Check the archives on this site for articles I and another Investor (mine was from Realtor magazine) on the increased demand for farm land.

You'll want builder's risk insurance that covers vacant properties.There are lots of topics on this in the BP archives if you want more info...

Hey guys,I did some digging on the topic and I'm sure it is somewhere in the archives, but I can't seem to find anything about "quiet costs" (taxes, insurance, cost of money etc) when determining max offer.From what I understand the standard formula is: ARV x .7 - repair costs - assignment fee = MAO I don't see anything about quiet costs in that formula.

Not much progress yet but hopefully there will be in the not so distant future...http://clatl.com/freshloaf/archives/2014/01/22/nonprofit-absolutely-committed-to-31-acre-parcel-along-the-atlanta-beltline