What many reading this thread may not recognize is that she isn't really looking for probates but rather scenarios with problems that she can use her toolbox of title and probate legal knowledge as well as her skills as a negotiator to solve problems that other people either can't, don't understand, or don't want to deal with.And that's how money is made (and why it really isn't accurate to refer to KPM as a wholesaler). 

Just have to recognize it and fight through it.Hope this helps. 

I recognize that there are a lot of good investments and reasons that people want/need to sell them, but I wanted to hear what experiences you guys had personally!

Beware the Maryland has some of the Highest taxes for income that I have ever seen.I know a high income individual who moved to Pennsylvania and telecommuted becauseof the tax burden Maryland puts on an individual.I am not knowledgeable about "Auckland" and if they fall under the US Federal Tax treaty laws but Maryland does NOT recognize or abide by the US Federal Tax treaty.Google "Maryland Income Tax Rate"  "Maryland Personal Property Tax" "Maryland Real Estate Tax" for target area  check to see if Maryland recognizesthe US Federal Foreign Tax treaty between the two countries.Then calculate your projected time requirements, potential tax implications, risk and reward for this investment.

It might well be that you want to maintain those constraints but IMHO it is at least valuable to recognize that they might be able to be removed.5.

So that's the weirdest, here's the scariest (same house, no less):So if you don't recognize it: that's a ratcheting come-a-long (like you would use to pull a truck out of the mud) in the second floor, secured to a beam.

Guest speakers have included the head of Columbus Code Enforcement, the Franklin County Auditor, pest control experts (nationally recognized, not just any local guy looking to drum up business), attorneys, etc. 

Sometimes it even extends to trying to help someone I'll never meet solve a problem that is distressing them) I'm just asking you to realize that you haven't actually been screwed over yet ;)I recognize that empathy Jean, as I have it too.

Additionally, few people know that Canada and several other countries do not recognize LLCs; instead they will tax them as C-corporations which causes double (or even triple) taxation.

It's good you recognize you have a good thing going.