I'm asking if anyone here makes loans that are Deeds of Trust, in other words they are written up that way...as Deeds of Trust....recorded at the county as such.In my mind when you are loaning private money in small amounts....the only way you can be protected from being in the second position (and ultimately thrown out if foreclosure occurs) to the 1st mortgage holder is to write it up as a Deed of Trust.

Additionally, you may find a private investor to lend you the money for a deal, turning it into a No(ne) of your money down deal.

Before I give the keys to my tenants, I have customer service on the line and have everything transfer in there name.

I'm considering whether it would be worth having a website to attract customers for entry only agreements (charging a flat fee to list properties on MLS).

It is quite simple.After all the private conversations we had regarding this matter, you seem to feel like airing your problems with the staff once again in a public manner, despite warnings not to do so.

The site is privately held; thus, the owners decide whom they will approach.They use criteria such as how often one posts, do they try to provide serious help to our visitors, do they have anything to offer, etc.

I'm curious to know what people in other areas are hearing from their private and hard equity lenders

You might be "unrepresented"; you might be a "customer".

Smith, my name is Steve, and I've been a banking customer with you for about 5 years now...and I wanted to call ...been meaning to do this for a long time...and thank you for running a great branch for XXX bank.

The IRS does not publish these results either as that info is privaleged and private info.