Amazon, local book store, whatever.Are you sure you caught the title, Calixto?

One can go to the book store to find out more.

If you are prompt to recharge your account you can do so by logging into your account online and placing a call from the website.

Also, ask if the newspaper has an online presence: If so, go-to the online website (see the hard-copy-Newspaper): Always look under the "Legal Section". 2.

That make more sense if you entity was, say, a retail business and you were renting a store front.

This is why I asked if there was a place online to open it up to the public, I could have many options available.I checked out that site the "wesellnotes" guy posted, although it wasn't a link so it took me a few times to figure out how to get to it, lol.

Some will have all the info online so no need to even call.If you really want pre-foreclosures you need to market directly to the present owners who are behind in their bills or otherwise can see that it is only getting worse.John Corey

You would have online access.

hello everyone, well anyway i'm a new investor and after some research i decided to focus on pre-foreclosures.well anyway i was told of a strategy that i could use that didn't involve the use of any of my money or credit and will allow me to actually retail these properties to end-buyers and not just wholesale them for a small profit to other investors, it sort of goes like this.1- locate and market to the people in pre-foreclosure, 2- once they contact me setup an appointment with them, 3- setup a land trust with them ( which they will be the beneficiaries and either me or a disinterested party the trustee)and have them sign a "warranty deed to trustee" doc which i will record at the my local court house, 4- also have them sign over there beneficiary interest to you which you'll store away for protection of problems that might come up in the future 5- start marketing the property as well as working on the short sale with there lender, 6- once i have my end-buyer (and hopefully my short sale is accepted in time) have my title company perform a double closing to pay off the first lender as well as myself, and to give the end-buyer clear title without any seasoning issues coming up (which i was told there has to be two separate HUD's, two separate escrow accts and etc)so my questions are: do i have all the steps down correctly or am i missing something?

Some companies will run the main business in one entity but keep all the vechiles in a separate entity and the lease the vehicles back to the main business (department store with the delivery vehicles owned in a separate subsidary).Cost vs. benefit trade-off.MikeOH talks about how he keeps apartment buildings in separate entities.John Corey