By focusing on a smaller market (like vacant houses and probates) you are sure to get the cream of the crop that noone knows about.Foreclosures are public record, and they are fair game.

I'd appreciate your opinion on this...Here's "The Law" on bandit signs in Colorado Springs, from our Code Enforcement website:"Garage sale signs lead into part of the litter code, signs on public property or right of ways, obstruction of public ways and maintenance of adjacent right of ways.

I hope to pick the brains of members to help guide me and educate me with future real estate transactions.

Maybe I will create a secure web page where folks from BP could share documents without the general public showing up.

The RTO seems to be more desirable, HUD-8 sounds very undesirable.... but I really am just making an educated guess.

That way you're EDUCATING yourself, not getting the distorted view of someone who's main business is hawking seminars.BTW, a lot of people think "oh boy, CASH, I can get away with something on the IRS".

Creditability in public forums comes from offering advice as and when it makes sense.

They and their clients do not post to BP or the Ineternet.Most deals that require acreditied investors can not be posted publically.

In theory I like the LLC stance as it allows me to create an investment property business, and I assume better tax loopholes as I rent and flip etc..Thanks In Advance for educated opinions.

Some investors use the net plus pay for a skip tracer as some have access to professional databases that are closed to the public.