Most of these guys were pretty social and seemed to know each other as well as the people conducting the auction.

I have only a bit of knowledge on his current situation and I would clearly conduct some due diligence before going any further.

Second why wouldn't you be using structure to conduct business?

(if you can't tell i am a "coupon shopper"...every time i see a TV REI show and they go to home depot i wonder if they used a coupon!

Our programs and 'schemes' are sound, we've closed enough deals, to be honest I just don't like the way most of them conduct business.

No one can reasonable expect a serious buyer to sign a contract for a big ticket item without conducting a first visit.

It means different things to different people and to different companies.Understand though, that a turnkey provider is in the business of acquiring, renovating, and reselling ("flipping") properties as their business model.They may or may not keep some of those properties for their own personal portfolio, but that's not the purpose of their core business.Realize that there are quality turnkey property providers in many markets around the United States and their existence lends itself to the fact that there is a need for their product and service because investors with limited TIME and RESOURCES need and want it.I can say this with absolute clarity because we've been providing investors with turnkey properties for almost 12 years and our typical client is someone who needs guidance in a new market to build their portfolio of income properties.Regardless of how an investor chooses to build their portfolio, they must conduct their due diligence at every level.  

We are constantly conducting meet-upso and this coming weekend a bus tour.Regards,Craig C

So screening part of your processes from day one and let them know that is how you conduct business.  

I don't understand how a hearing could have been conducted without me, the defendant being informed of a time and date.