Well, unless one gets behind.Advantage of stocks is less to think about, I could probably just setup an auto-transfer each month and that's it.Curious what other considerations you might make when comparing the two.

@Chris Williams Well, you can find data online showing RE trends, incomes, employment, etc.

I can see transferring the deed for cash owned properties to an LC.Any advice or am I missing something?

REOs are sold free and clear... or at least that is the bank's intention when putting the property on the market.If a title issue appears that prevents a transfer (these things do happen) the bank either remedies the problem before closing or, if the bank cannot perform, the buyer rightfully receives a refund of earnest money. 

One, is that I can only measure the effectiveness of different marketing strategies if I have good consistent data..Cold calling for example.

-NH State Transfer Tax Stamps: $15/thousand of purchase price, split 50/50 between buyer and seller (unless agreed otherwise); so typically 0.75% of the purchase price paid by the buyer.

@Tariq K Frantz thank you for sharing the data and your insights as well.

I keep hard file folders and a computer file folder on each property with a picture of it and property info/data on the front.

if i buy land with a otc tax warrant  and irs tax lien with no land does that transfer to me

Does PM provides input to the owner any data to support this?