A couple more things I am wondering now,1) Do these custodians/trust companies have their financials audited by an independent CPA firm and2) Do they have boards of directors?

Once upon a time I was quite heavily invested in the Australia stock market and have made a decision a while back to proceed with real estate investment.To some it up shortly, I prefer being the "CEO and board of directors" myself of every property I buy and deciding how best to move forward with the "company/property" lollolThanks for reading and have a great day.

@Ray Trounday send me a DM and we can pull up a chair and chat about this subject for a while

“There are legacy screening metrics that worked very well 20 years ago,” says Thomas Stepp, Mynd Management’s director of investment services.

When I look at global debt, the dollar crisis, the RETIREMENT crisis seems to be the big pink elephant in the room no one wants to discuss, I sit up in my chair a bit more... 

were 100k houses in SF bay area popped to 300 to 500k still a huge number in those days.So I was up at Whistler in BC skiing and going up the chair lift with a nice couple from Vancouver.. and we talk about real estate at that time the Hong Kong Chineese were making a very serious run at every thing Vancouver getting ready for the 89 termination of British influence in Hong Kong and the prices were going up.. that couple said to me.. we are just going to wait for the prices to come back down.. and we were talking about nice SFRs in Vancouver at 200 to 300k.. well now same houses are 2 mil to 3 mil.. they never came back down.. and I don't know if that nice young couple ever pulled the trigger.. but I told them based on my experience in the SF bay area and the pacific rim buyer influencing our market I would not count on a big retreat in prices.. 

It seems to me that the best way to view a property is to call the listing agent direct. Or

@Nate Pomeroy, @Jeff Yates, @Wes Blackwell, Jason Monroe and other local BP'er.We're also featuring Sacramento's Director of Economic Development.

I have an S-Corp as well that an attorney here in Kentucky set up and it was $500.00, even with these legal protections there is something called "piercing the corporate veil" that would allow a director/member/owner potentially liable.

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