these tip earner jobs play a part in the economic foundation of vegas.I see the point you are making about tip income.When it does not show up on the tax returns it also does not show up as verifiable income on the loan applications.

Some will require that they verify your cash before you can start bidding or even enter if the auction is in a room.Better would be to contact the specific entity running the auction.

Your offer is buried or lost - if someone sent in an identical offer right now, they likely have a better chance of getting the deal than you because it's "fresh" on the asset manager's desk.There is one other possibility.

In the State of Texas, a Land Trust is used by investors mainly to effectively mask the identity of the owner.The common reason for needing to mask the owners identity is when someone takes over the mortgage but the mortgage stays in the name of the seller.

I would make the deal contigent upon inspection of the actual documents to verify the claimed expenses vs. rent.And like I said before, your bottom line is yours.

Some of them will actually whip out a tape measure and verify it.Include everything they would be renting that is heated and/or cooled.

May well be, but verify for yourself.

Before I let someone do an option to purchase, they must go through a reputable lender and verify they can perform in the time frame.

I run an Ident-A-Kid business with my wife while we are getting our internet business up and running.

Verify and that might mean bag lunches at the site.