But he could buy it in his IRA and conceivably keep it as his own separate asset.

It is imperative that you do not do so since there are so many grounds on which a human rights could conceivably be based it is important that you do not give any information that is not required since this might produce liability.

So, if we had a renter lined up we could conceivably wash out some or all of that payment as well…………also calculated at 75% of the lease rate.

It's conceivable that demand is so strong in a given market/submarket that even if interest rates move up slightly cap rates may not move much in a given submarket and may still go down further.  

(I could conceivably do 12"x12" and 6"x6" in windmill) but either way it wouldn't quite match.Vinyl:As I understand it - its pretty affordable and very tough.

Further, some people will get the bottom basement, least expensive insurance possible; whereas, others will want to insure any and every conceivable thing possible (that can be insured).Example, one person may have a 50k property in Idaho, that they are insuring with a 5k deductible, and the least coverage possible, and can be paying $600 a year.

Don’t tell your lender, but it’s conceivable you really have an unguaranteed loan with an unenforceable clause in it.

Attorneys job is to protect your interests and they have no problem charging an hourly rate to block every conceivable path the lender might take.

It is essentially a real estate investors chart of accounts with instructions for every conceivable transaction including mobile home notes, subject to's, returning security deposits while withholding repairs, etc.

You might be right about the beneficiary not being able to record a deed directly, but I seem to remember he can, nevertheless, the trustee can only do as directed by the beneficiary, nothing more, nothing less, therefore, it seems to me, the bene could conceivably direct the trustee to assign trusteeship to other than the wholesaler-trustee without paying the wholesale fee since the trustee must by trust law do as directed by the beneficiary.