I once worked for a company that bought and traded distressed property.

Consequently, a "foreseeable expense" suddenly because their equivalent of a "disaster".

@Pavel SakuretsI agree with @Christopher Winkler, for individual investors like yourself I tend to think it's easier to go with these servicers, loan exchanges, note funds, or to find individual note sellers.Acquisitions isn't my department or specialty at PPR but I believe there are about 12 different trade desks at Wells Fargo alone, and out of those 12 or so only a couple deal with 2nd mortgages.

I am not sure at this point if I would like to spend my energy to seek the right partner, instead I am willing to spend that time in learning the arts of the trade myself.

RICH is the only non-profit Trade Asociation for real estate investors.  

This has more to do with business than real Estate but if I am starting an LLC and I am registering the name, and I am also moving, but have not closed yet, how easy is it to switch addresses? Should I wait to registe...

He just turned 90 and still actively works a few days a week trading.

At the end of the day, holding in some type of entity is the way to go...it just makes more sense.If you create an LLC, you should be able to specify how long it will last...I put something like 2000 years...just in case :) But the LLC can be useful for lots of things, and your holdings can ebb and flow through them...a good strategy is to buy through a holding company and then hold each property in an LLC...LLC's are great...I use a main one to do things like register trade marks.

Hey Guys!Just wanted to begin by saying thank you very much in advance and that any help is appreciated. Taking action is something I can do, I'm just trying to minimize my mistakes and to look for some guidance.I kno...

Spent 100s of hours on the phone and trading messages with BP members.