@Jason Branch,You'll also want to learn how to attract and engage private lenders.Ideally, you want none of your own personal cash or credit in a deal - it should stand alone on its own merit.

This is a good opportunity to lock in a low rate still.Please let me know if I'm just trying to convince myself to wait or there are any real merits in doing so?

If that was not your position feel free to correct me.Umbrella policy's are dirt cheap so there is no overriding reason not to get one assuming you have assets to protect, this is true even if their merits can be questionable under certain circumstances, and completely deficit in others.

That's a broad generalization, but I do wonder if I would have succumbed to a similar mindset.Anyways, I wrote about this topic briefly a few weeks ago, and I thought I'd discuss the merits of an MBA for entrepreneurs specifically.  

Each transaction must stand on its own merit, in other words.Using a land trust to wholesale the REO: I don't see this working all too often as most competant investors know that banks are wise to that game and simply avoid, reject, or don't even respond to offers in a "land" trust.Certainly an investor "B" can lock up a contract with the bank "A", now have equitable interest in the property, market that property to an end buyer "C" and not break any laws or statutues, nor comit any kind of fraud.

A very different response is merited for each.

Goes to show there's merit in the buy and hold system.

CNN confirmed that Stretton is on the California Courts' Vexatious Litigant List, a list of people who continually bring legal action, regardless of merit, against others with the sole intention of harassment.

Those are the ones that merit tracking down record owners prior to foreclosure.Tag those on your list currently in foreclosure.  

Is this landord only fed up with regulations that he/she believes have no merit?