If you hand them a CMA with comps I'd think it would be more beneficial to go over the process with a seller.The standard TREC might look at could be +/- 10%, in review they may not have an issue with a price is found to be 54K that was presented if it was in fact 60K with other comps.

I have bought properties sub2, placed the property in a land trust, transferred beneficial interest, added myself as additionally insured, got a LPOA from seller, had seller declare he knows about DOS and its risks, etc.Never had the DOS enacted.

None of them are bad ways to go and the good parts of each are equally beneficial, so go with what is the best deal.

I have been on this website for a couple of days now and I see this will be a very beneficial resource for me to learn.

Just wanted to say hello to the bp community and introduce myself, I just joined bp and new to forum, but based on what I was reading I'm sure it will be beneficial to me so I intend to use it.

At what amount or price would I need to wholesale for it to be equally beneficial to me?

I can care or less what escrow agents must use for their audits as that does not involve r affect me.I may be confused on some of your terminologies, however, as far as going to escrow without a PA, that is not so uncommon as you portray it, at least in the states I have done biz and that includes states other than CA.In an effort to be more versed in proper terminologies (we had this discussion in another thread and I agree 100% that tibia beneficial for all to know and use the proper terms), perhaps you can help me and all others by defining some of the terms you use such as "source document" which could mean anything.

When you buy stocks or mutual funds you have no control, no way of increasing its value.

Certainly in order for a borrower to borrower and a lender to lend, terms must be mutually agreed to.

This is a business for you now and you are the CEO, so you have to build and lead a team of the best, don't settle.I also guarantee you that the folks on BP will know more about using a self-directed IRA/401k than a generic financial advisor who recommends stock and bond mutual funds in varying ratios as everyone's ideal investment plan.