Wellington is not allowed to steal him!

Forgive the title, but it was the title of a fantastic Real Estate Blog entry: http://hismove.com/blog/the-art-of-puking-your-business-identity-onto-the-internet/ that I came across a couple months ago.

If it doesn't exist, the property is a huge steal.

Your offer is buried or lost - if someone sent in an identical offer right now, they likely have a better chance of getting the deal than you because it's "fresh" on the asset manager's desk.There is one other possibility.

Most crime in this country is petty, like stealing things like cameras, bikes, mopeds, etc.

In the State of Texas, a Land Trust is used by investors mainly to effectively mask the identity of the owner.The common reason for needing to mask the owners identity is when someone takes over the mortgage but the mortgage stays in the name of the seller.

The properties are going for around 90 cents/sq foot, which I'm told is a steal.

when you say non compete do you mean that no one can go around your back and steal a property from you or do you mean training a bird dog not to use your methods for a certain amount of time?

It utilizes different benefits from two companies, an identity theft program and a legal services program.

You can also steal email addresses from other wholesalers' email blasts.