This strategy is to be used for estate planning, privacy, lawsuit protection and ease of transfer of a trust, etc.

My personal choice is either a Wyoming or New Mexico LLC, for differing reasons - mostly to do with privacy/cost/ease.The REALLY big thing, though, is to start getting property if you haven't.

By just reaching them on their house phone number they might feel as if you were invading their privacy, unless they work from home, they most likely do not like to mix their personal life with business. just my 2cents.

I certainly cant pay $35,000 to add an acre to my property as it would probably only increase the worth of my property slightly but I just cant stand the thought of losing the privacy.

I recently bid on a foreclosure in my small city in CA. For weeks nobody bid on it, as if it was under the radar. The bank and I went a few rounds, and finally reached a verbal agreement on a number. So one Friday aft...

Account ClosedSince, in Texas, there is no availability of the lien to the public for purchase, it may seem that you are asking for information that would violate the privacy of a debtor in  transaction in which you have no discernable interest. 

The flip-side to that however is we have a wooded lot, a firepit and lot's of privacy.. great for a "retreat" experience.

I like my house, with its privacy and small community, but I do realize that I am not going to be selling it at the rates of higher priced communities.  

@Yannie KoPer Colorado tenant/landlord rights:"Privacy While not required by statute, reasonable notice by the landlord for access to the rental property should be addressed in the lease.

Hard to believe that Wells would be ok with you taking info about their customers and using it for your own investing.Some serious privacy laws to deal with too.