@Ned Carey An LLC is by no means a substitute for insurance.

You should NEVER use someone else's form.Their deal isn't the same as yours;Their form may be bad;Their form may be outdated;Their form may not be valid;Their form may hurt you worse than no form at all; andTheir form is not substitute for the advice of a licensed lawyer in your jurisdiction. 

@Kim Handelman There is no substitute for a one on one coach, especially in today's competitive real estate flipping market.

There is no calculator or software program or any guru method that substitutes the 3 appraisal approaches to value, period!

Trusts usually have provision for substitute Trustees, and may have requirements of the Trustees that must be followed.

I am comfortable with risk-taking and am experienced in investments in other asset classes.However, when it comes to real estate I only read books / watched videos and still have a lot to learn before I can actually start investing.My goal, like many of you here, is to achieve financial independence by substituting my active income with passive income.

It should not be considered conclusive or a substitute for legal advice.

There's no book learning that can substitute for actually doing it.

Just take a published load for steel shot and substitute .25 oz of tungsten for the steel

I looked up the case and saw the substitute trustees listed along with the plaintiff attorney’s information.