Now use the $1500 to purchase 3 $500 CDs, that’s a certificate of deposit, not the new Danity Kane CD.

The big players (lawyers, accountants, etc) are already involved in these sorts of deals.2.

That's very close to bank CD's, and those don't trash you place when they move out.If you pay $335K and put 20% down, and get 7% for 30 years, your note is going to be about $1800/month.

If you carefully do the math, you may find 5% on bank CD's to be pretty attractive.

can anyone reccomend some good websites, or books, or trainings cd's for title holding trusts.

Even it you took the net of about $56K after the sale, and put it in CD's at 5% you'd be getting $233/mo instead of losing $238/mo.

And creating a resort around it, aimed at soccer players or some such.

I am still not quite back to what I was before, but you would never know.I was more upset that no one from the organization (Cubs) or the player or his team (The cardinals Juan Encarnacion) bothered to even see how I was doing, apologize, etc.So, in a weird twist of fate, and understand I would never wish this upon anyone, Juan Encarnacion was in the on Deck circle during a game this past September and he was struck in the eye with a line drive.

So who is your favorite billiards player regardless of where they come from (philippines & UK have good players)!

That's very close to no-risk CD's.