There is a lot of info about how smart it is to hold property in a trust, but no info whatsoever on how to structure the actual taking of the title via the trust.  

"Buy Low, Rent Smart, Sell High" by by Scott Frank, Andy Heller has a great easy plan for lease/options; and the richdad advisor book "The ABC's of real estate investing" by Ken McElroy was an excellent overview of apartment buying and building great wealth.

BOOM - YOU'RE HIRED.I could go on but you get the idea -- smart businesses are offering discount incentives for your money if you JUST ASK.

Either Los Angeles residents love their pets or the animals are smart enought to open a door without the posable thumb.

So we have to do our own research and we should be smart enough to sell the auction property. ========================================== steve

I guess we should consider ourselves fortunate that we potentially have 3 of them :) I know we'll be successful wherever we decide to go, but of course want to be smart about it too.

Why waste so much money trying to be smart, when you can save the money to make more money if you know how.

Very smart deterrent.

The problem with texting these days is that even "smart" people seem to have horrible spelling and grammar.

I am willing to put in the hours, energy, and effort into building a business out of Real Estate and thought it would be smart to learn as much as possible before getting started.