However...There are a lot of critics that swing one way or the other - many say a Trust is not needed if it's in an LLC, and vice versa, so form your own opinion based on what you see and reach out to your real estate attorney to come to a decision.

I think that is critical.. especially if your audited if they have been doing your work for many years they will be easly able to defeat an audit. 

I am glad to read someone who has read or heard the stuff out there with a critical mind.A lot of the material out there about wholesaling is just recirculated material from someone else that has been around for years. 

@William Allen I like what ideas you shared and being looked at your crazy is something everybody deals with but with being in the military more times than not the amount of criticism is much stronger and often.

Karen MargraveI guess you need more information and stop criticizing me please!

You can tell a lot about a person by how they present themselves  Great info, thank you.And I agree, one should value a contractor like any other critical relationship.

They don't look at tax returns or debt to income ratio to qualify -- basically, good credit and whether the property is rentable/numbers make sense.Any thoughts, suggestions, criticisms would be greatly appreciated.TIA,Manuel

I'm new to Biggerpockets, but a few people on here want to criticize me already for posting.

Hey @Jeff AmoreThe information you provided, in and of itself, definitely isn't enough to eliminate the possibility; but I'd need info on a couple other critical factors before I could really say one way or the other.A few of the questions I'd personally want answered are:For one, how much cash do you need to bring to the table and how much debt are you taking on?

It also makes you aware of how critical the administrative side of a business is.