Have we all forgotten about the “old school” creative real estate investing techniques?...

I am also very successful in the pre-foreclosure arena and will use the same techniques I have learned over the years to seek the best possible deal.

this is why i'm skeptical of this technique

If that is not an option, another technique is to place your offer in a Land Trust (call it the address Land Trust) with you as the Trustee and your company as the Beneficiary.After you hae the property under contract, you sell the Beneficial Interest in the Trust as your profit.

Try to focus on 1 area and technique first and put it into action rather than soaking a lot of information and getting frozen in your tracks with information overload.

I would emphasize about your skills (if any) and bring that up.Read up on some creative financing techniques and come prepared to present them in the best positive light.I would say, dress conservatively as you go around looking at properties.

This also means you should list the specific properties.To see and prepare for the joys you might be in for, here’s the Passive Activity Loss Audit Technique Guide direct from the IRS.Jeff

The answer is you don't.I invest in real estate using a technique called "The Sandwich Lease Option" which allows me to invest in real estate with out using any cash or use of my credit.

We all know that tenants use the highest quality labor, materials, and techniques when fixing our properties...hahhahahhahahhahahahah

Does anyone use these techniques?