i guess the way i view land trust's is that it is an excellent benefit for person who wants to purchase, but can't right now in the traditional way.they get to work on strengthening their credit, plus they get the write offs. it would seem to make the chances better that they will perform with the eventual outright purchase, versus a straight lease option.i haven't done one yet, but i just closed on a deal where i am going to set one up. so, until i've actually set one up and than closed on the sale, i won't know for sure. jim

Does he write checks or take out loans?

The buyer then leases the property from the trust on a triple net lease (which allows him to take the tax write-offs for mortgage interest and property taxes).

Read all the tips and get all in writing.

Since I'm assuming you're trying to sell us your system, go ahead and write up a contract stating that I will pay you the money for the course after I do my first deal, then I'll buy it.

My wife keeps telling me that Realtors should be out talking to people and not writing websites (can't say I disagree).

You won't be able to go to someone's house and write them a check and buy their house.

It takes time to set up new properties in accounting software, and document everything properly, and set up physical files for vendor contracts.

He pulled out his tape and I left him there with the house.After the closing you can write for the appraisal.

If a quit claim is used some title companies will not write a title policy for a subsequent deal.