Originally posted by "isohunter":Originally posted by "Wheatie":You can actually manage to avoid the tax completely.

You can post the deal in investor Facebook groups, but you risk receiving lowball offers. 

Equities post recession was all about getting in and just holding tight in the thick of the curve to get the reversion to the mean, and letting it sit.

My suggestion would be to select someone with the most forum posts or most reviews.

I think we are going to be seeing both more posts on this area along with increased interest @Jack Matthiashttps://www.hgtv.com/shows/lakefront-empire/articles/lakefro...The new TV show on HGTV is all about the Lake of the Ozarks.

But good post👍 

@Ceasar Blackman , to your original post - I know @Sharon Vornholt is a big fan of Postcardmania.

If the property is in San Antonio you should be able to find a lawyer to handle the process for $1500-2000Basically it is a 2 step process the first being a Notice of Intent to Accelerate followed by the actual posting of Foreclosure. 

I'm wondering if someone can point me in the direction of a podcast or blog post about using an LLC to run your rental properties. 

Using whole life products to create a banking system (i.e. our bank or "the business") to then fund real estate deals (benefits in my original post) are well worth any associated costs.