In my opinion that is the best way to get the most reliable and recent comps in any area.

Don’t get me wrong, he wants to make money, but I wanted to put that out there so everyone knew this wasn’t a ‘typical’ ‘Investor/Private Lender’ deal.Thank you in advance for all of your responses, I find this website to be amazing, and value all of your opinions.

I think both Mike and Eric are a little right...Real Estate Investing has so many languages that we all can have an opinion and each one of us be correct.When a seller calls me and they re upside down or in "fantasy" land I let them know on the telephone...however I don’t educate the seller about my buying techniques on the phone.If you sense they are a Short Sale candidate ask them if they have spoken to their lender about a short sale. 6 months ago the general public didn’t know what that term meant now almost everyone who is upside down and behind in payments does.I like asking if they have spoken to their lender over asking them if they would consider a short sale...

That's outdated in my opinion and it can be quite expensive to have a Delaware entity and then being forced to file as a foreign entity in your home state.

Always good to hear your opinion...

In my opinion.....Countrywide may be getting the last laugh by passing off a Paper tiger.

Ask the handyman his opinion see what you think.

In my opinion, appending signatories should be done properly and at best physically.This is an international situation .

I can speak in general… Not specific to your State or to a living trust… I can say, that usually with almost any type of trust, there is some sort of deed (quit claim or other type) that is prepared and recorded to transfer the ownership to the trust… So my opinion would be yes!

My opinion... there is a special place in hell for these people.