if its part of the superfund there's a mile long paper trail and probably existing monitoring wells in place.

The condos in FL have the added benefits of amenities that the SFRs don't have, and that tenants want in that area - pools, tennis courts, fitness centers, jogging trails, bike paths, car wash areas, outdoor BBQ's, water views.

.  :-)Anyway, as for Warren Buffett, he is a trailing indicator, not a leading indicator. 

To test the theory, I took a few different turns, and sure enough, he trailed behind.Being that where I live (Fayetteville, NC) is a big military town, and there are alot of people packing heat, my mind started to wander...I went into a cul-de-sac to turn around, and he stopped his truck about 100 feet away, and just waited.I decided to find out for sure if he was "tracking" me, or whether I was just being paranoid, so I decided to give him the benefit of the doubt and introduce myself.

I would think there is always a paper trail on the land trust.

Also, you may want to see if the owner has "trailing 12s" which would detail monthly expenses over the past 12 months as opposed to a P&L that just has everything from 2012 put together.

In other words, how does the paper trail have to be set up in order not to alert the IRS to an early distribution to buy the note versus the note is bought as an investment within your IRA or Solo 401k?

It's an appealing site, backs to woods and parkland, is adjacent to a major area bike trail, and is walkable to the downtown area of Falls Church.I am thinking all of this over.

The goal here is to leave a trail that points towards goods exchanged for money.Get a loan.

You need to build a paper trail.