Hi all, I am a fix-and-flipper. I sell 2/3 of my houses through my website. The thing is, I hate my website, I am trying to find a good "house selling" website out there that does a few things:

1. Market one's own in...

Please email me a copy of 30 benefits of using land trusts.

Thye will not discuss the issue with you but you'll need at least the name of the seller (SSN would be nice) and tell them you are purchasing the property.Take the copy of the contract, a full legal description and an appraisal if you have one or a copy of the listing might be accepted, maybe a letter from the lsiting agent....something that will show that the value of the property in relation to the contract price.

They will find the person and garnish the wages or levy the bank account.b) hire a judgement recovery agency and pay 50% of recovered amount (contingency basis).c) you can garnish the wages or levy the bank account yourself if you can find that the person still has his account open (I assume he paid with checks and you made copies of checks), or he works in the same place.

Do you just print copies of the checks you made and keep them as your stubs, and save them come tax time and take them to H&R block, or how exactly do you do it?

Email me and I'll send you a copy.

The agent just called to say they got their loan, and closing will be on the 30th of June.As an example of her lies, I asked for a copy of the inspection reports, she talked about it being their property, they paid $350 for it, etc.

And, as already stated, get a copy in writing before giving out any information.If I only had a nickle every time a tenant's employer told me to fax them a copy of the application before answering my questions.........

I have a copy of his power point in PDF if you would like.

(Get a copy here http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/fw7.pdf.)Originally posted by Peter Seely:Also, How do I open up a US bank account for my LLC when I am out of country?