Refinancing in a LLC (there aren't many lenders willing to do this---might have to quit claim it out for the purposes of the refinance).Regards,Scott Miller

This person claims he will be coming to the states to work for a year, and that after seeing your listing he thinks your property is perfect for him and his family.

These damages could offset any claim the deadbeat has.

Obviously, if the bank is "forcing" the sale, and the realtor claims the house is behind in back taxes, we will not get our security deposit back.

I evicted some tenants after not getting paid for 3 months in April and immediately filed in small claims for damages.

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!

Connecticut and they claim over a million "subscribers" .

also Eric, you're going by general numbers, you'd have to be here to really understand how it is..also there's no way 1 person does 220 deals a month and have a life..hell, most deals take close to 30 days to close..i know i'm sounding like a contrarian but wholesaling is not what the gurus claim it is..which was the basis of the topic in the first place..and once again, i don't think wholesaling is a myth..just a bit of my weird humor on display..

The so called mitigators which they claim were in these departments work for them on a commission basis

To name a few… Things like; DMV records, credit report records, post office records, drivers license records, address used on tax returns, W-2’s, 1099’s, unemployment claims, hunting and fishing licenses, credit card statements, bank statements, insurance of all sorts; home owners, health, life etc., what your friends, family, neighbors, and employer would tell someone asking about where you live.