I am starting a new investment property loan through Quicken Loans and I found out that at closing it is you get a coupon for $750 of f closing costs to give to away.Has anyone received one of these coupons and is willing to share?

Using Zero Coupon Bonds to Secure a Loan, Sale Lease Backs (not with distressed properties), using loan to equity options, and more.

I have been researching revocable trusts and came upon this interesting presentation that advocates use of a living trust in conjunction with an llc as the beneficiary:http://andersonadvisors.com/wp-content/uploads/201...Has anyone used such an approach and if so can they make suggestions of best practices and/or recommend an attorney who understands both estate protection and real estate investing in the Houston area?

If you disagree with Jeff then please cite sources.http://www.realestateinvestingmastery.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Letter-from-Jeff-Watson-re-Wholesaling-in-Ohio.pdf

I've heard indications from mortgage brokers of sizing to lesser of 8.5-9.0 DY or 65%-70% LTV and coupons in the 4.5 - 5.5% range.

I went on to point out that one of the most common mistakes that people with money make is to fail to understand that owning and running a manufactured housing land lease community is not like "clipping coupons".

Do you have a "Record your Deed for free" coupon that you will bring to the registry when they have "No Transfer Tax Day"?  

You can even find coupons in our Investor Discount section of the site known as BP Perks.

I would imagine every market has some coupon mailer similar to this.

For the tenants that you respect and appreciate, I'd keep it simple with a handwritten card and possibly a coupon/gift card (Free holiday pie, a free turkey, $20 gift-card to the local supermarket, etc).