They will work for you and no one else, always good to have protection or it could cost you $$$$.

I'm thinking of getting back to some sort of work, but not corporate - more of a public service aspect.

i have been trying real hard lately to find out about foreclosures while they are public record like (nod), but am having zero luck.

"We are moving quickly and decisively to stop the scheme and protect the remaining assets for investors."

It is best to contact the county clerk office for the county and or go/call to the courthouse where deeds are recorded and ask them if they know of a service that compiles and provides the list to the public for a small fee.In Houston, Harris County they use a law firm PUBLICANS.com there one can pull the tax deed sale property for next month at NO fee... but it is also available for a fee from a foreclosure listing service that compiles it along with the BANK foreclosures for about 40 a month... so you get both in a nice neat list!

Its at least somewhat likely the PM will do a better job than the former owner.Don't you think these people end up consuming public resources when they're suddenly kicked out of a house they thought they were paying for?

Will be recieving 4% on the back end as well.So to protect myself, so that it's not a net listing.

An LLC doesn't protect you from very much.

(10-12% interest, low LTVs and every other security protection I can provide) Thanks for what appears to be a great site so far and I hope to meet and network with many of you!

We are also seeing recently that they are only providing a very basic title policy that does not protect against any liens or fines that may be assessed against the property and not discovered in a basic title search.