So long as you are a Trustee/Beneficiary of that Trust, you are still on title, so if they try to give you crap about it, it is very easy to prove that.A better way would be to get a non-recourse loan, then QCD to the trust, but the pricing for non-recourse has yet to recover from what I've seen in the lending market so far.I don't have any experience or insight into a JRT... or what the advantage would be over an entity when doing JV...Cheers!

These four tips will help you avoid getting pitched.Help is one thing, but if you've been around the forums long enough, you will see the excessive pitching, most notably on these topics.1.

Sold last year without us a putting in an offer on it because the list agent didn't call me back, and they sold to the tenant living there.

I have an investment property in Cleveland, Ohio that I have considered using as a short term rental compared to having a long-term tenant.

This is a really great long-term investment in the details, so I'm very flexible with what needs to happen to get the property.

I'm moving out of my house hack soon and planning to rent half the units out long term and rent the other half out mid term.

As someone else had mentioned, as long as you do not have a lease signed with them, you are good to be unapproved as there is nothing legally binding. 

As a hard money lender who lives and works in the Central Florida market, I can tell you that building strong connections with local investors, realtors, wholesalers, and other real estate professionals is key to long-term success.If you’re interested in expanding your network and getting a deeper understanding of the investment process, I’d be happy to connect.

In October of last year I moved out of my home of 15 years in Austin and converted it into a rental property.I originally paid $143k for the home, it's worth roughly $368k today. 

Hey @Paul Brady - the reason most of those are not well designed is because in most cases (at least in NYC & Long Island where I'm active) - the signs are illegal.