I just found this site and find it extremely useful.

We're extremely excited to finally be a part of this community, and can't express our appreciation enough for all the folks that helped us pursue our first property.

They were extremely helpful.

And this is only one example, I've lost quite a few to these extremely competitive offers.

You really need to understand the value of the problem.In order to maintain low property taxes and avoid reassessment during the course of trust administration you'll need to obtain a "fiduciary mortgage" to the trust.If you take the property out of the trust, even temporarily to refinance, or to buy out the other beneficiaries, you'll trigger reassessment.Fiduciary mortgages will also limit you to borrow only about half the current value, less any existing liens and mortgages, if any.

When you buy out of area it is extremely hard to know what you are getting as just a few blocks can make a huge difference in neighborhood. 

You could just take the extra 10% and skip town.Rodney, true "no money down" deals are extremely rare.

We saw that the time to pull the trigger is now.

My business is comfortably successful, as in I don't have to work extremely hard to pay my bills.  

I highly doubt this is the case unless this is an extremely old renovated garage in an extremely old area of town.