You have now put yourself out on the internet trying to teach others a strategy that most likely would lose a court battle and you can't remove what you've already written.

Sure you don't want to stereotype and paint a broad stroke over an individual.

Besides the internet, do not overlook the library and bookstores also.

Tell them if they know how to reach that seller, that there is money due to that seller and that the seller should call you to get it.Try doing a people search on the internet or background search sometimes they come back with relatives before you have to pay for the record.I used to skip trace for clients and I did this all the time it seemed to work pretty good try Intellius.Hope this helps

Complete with tapes, joker broker, mandates ETC I play in that world, if you are given some product to review and you shop it in public via the internet, expect the lawsuits to come.

I'd stay clear of just using something off the internet, I have not seen any good contracts on line.

Learn as much as you can from this site, other internet sites and the library or bookstores!

I dug up some references on this for anyone that may read this thread in the future:-The Stonecrest Case (24 TC 659)-Hunt (80 TC 165) - Cited as more broadly applicable and thus more important-Voight (68 TC 10)-Goodman (74 TC 53)-Tufts - Supreme Court decisionI am too lazy to read through all of the decisions and I don't really have any transactions this year where this matters.

If you look up the CTL term on the internet?

Researching on the internet I came across Karen Hanover's webinar and am now about to buy her 4 day bootcamp course in Irvine in July 2010 and fly over with Damien my 22 year old son and do her course....as I will be spending thousands (happy to do this) I would really LOVE to know if any of you have thoughts about this...or experinces to share...or another "mentor" to recommend and why..??..