Joshua Dorkin Your wisdom is always appreicated, and in fact one of your posts is what inspired me to delve into the subject.

My point was to try and get the trustee to look at these two items, see that they were different, thereby causing them to realize the foreclosure was invalid, or at the very least cause them to question and dig deeper.

Otherwise, I see more value in other turnkey companies that provide a closer connection to the home you are purchasing and provide a deeper local knowledge.I'll keep an eye on their business to see how they adjust.

So the layer of protections would be inherently deeper, the question is how do you get around creating a new LLC for every property or is there a way to create another Wyoming LLC that's member managed that let's it act as a foreign entity in other states(probably a state to state issue).As for co-signing loans, that's fine.

I reached out to Ryan hoping to get some deeper insight as well.

@Cassandra Henry I will suggest you take a deeper look into Houston and San Antonio. 

But I figured it was worth a deeper dive. 

Doug the house has been abandoned for over three years, the bank is assuming all tAx payments, fees etc ;and I agree with Joel that the owner is pretty much inviting a foreclosure by extricating himself entirely from the situation and making himself a poor short sale candidate. he does not want the bank to delve too deeply into his financial situation but the bank is not obliging.

From my understanding one of the stipulations is that it must actually be on a laneway though, so separate access I suppose.More important than a good contractor, I think you should find a really good architect to give you some deeper insight into the project.

I was informed that it was a real estate investment group, however, as she delved deeper into the mechanics of this organization, I realized it was actually an MLM.