So there are tons of websites that claim they are the best list.

He takes 5% every year from the rental and is looking after all communications with the tenants from finding to renting out, to paying regular visits to look after the property, and to act on my behalf in disputes.

There are many reliefs and deductions you can claim and there is plenty of scope for constructive capital gains tax planning.

You certainly get excited and off track with assumptions Real Time, that's what you or was it FOX making the claim theat the WH watched the attack.....you have to be kidding.

Even got a couple of properties under contract, but the deals ended up falling apart.I'm confident that I'll get a deal done, but this current process won't work for anything resembling consistent income.So my #1 issue is - how to find motivated sellers and how to find them on a regular basis.

You can certainly get wealthy but not by working 1 hr a week and watching your accounts fill automatically with money.Real estate takes work especially when you are starting out with little knowledge, no contacts and little idea of what a solid real estate deal really is.Another false image is that you can be buying properties with little to nothing down on a regular basis.

Clearly this is a scam..don't send any money..this sounds to me like the rental scam where the "owner" claims to be out of country on business and then ask the potential renter to send deposit money and then the out of country owner will fed ex keys.

Let's say the trustee sale buyer claimed that s/he will occupy the property & serves a 90-day notice, but then turns around & flip the property instead.

Our attorney suggests a Grant Deed for this, but most people here say just use a Quit Claim Deed.

If i am not mistaken, i can just Quit Claim Deed the property to the individual and sign a simple sales contract correct?