Set tons of keyword alerts, but be careful about using specific phrases.

Is this a Turnkey marketing buzz phrase or is there a definition?

I phrased my question poorly, but I think you got the gist of it - trying to figure out which bank owns property so that I can contact them prior to it being listed.On Realtytrac it shows a price for the property already - am I correct that the price shown now will most likely be lower (and perhaps significantly lower) than the price it will eventually be listed for?

I invite you to Google "Creating a LLC or S Corp in _____," "Division of Corporations in _____," or another phrase.

@Jonathan Greene Maybe my phrasing was wrong with this one, so sorry if it came off the wrong way.

I can call any real estate commission in the country and phrase my question on some matter, like assigning a contract, and I will get an affirmative answer.

The correct answer depends on your interpretation of the question.It might be easier to understand the book answer if the question was phrased a little differently, rather than “What is your expected value for this investment?"

I think I didn't phrase it right.

I also black out how much I am making on the contract, and this is legal as long as you phrase the assignment of contract correctly, because it should not be a concern to the end buyer how much I am making if his numbers work, whether 5k or 15k profit.

@Earl Louis  your posts are confusing... and make no sense.. if you want some constructive feedback suggest you re phrase