In other words, spend a few hundred on an attorney/title company to avoid thousands if you inadvertently make a mistake.Lastly, as for taking title as joint tenants or tenants in common, I virtually always recommend that title be held as tenants in common unless and until you're actually married.

Thus, recourse against the grantor/settlor is virtually impossible because they don't own, and are therefore not responsible for, trust liabilities (except in cases where the government wants a pound of flesh, of course).

People say wholesaling is a good way to start because it can theoretically be done with virtually no money.

Contributions come from the outside, the income that the investment of the IRA generates (regardless if it is a real property or stocks) is considered investment returns and there is no limit on that.You can leverage the equity in the property any way you want, with self-directed IRA you can invest into virtually anything except collectibles, life insurance contracts and you also have to make sure that transaction of an IRA does not involve "disqualified person". 

Virtually their entire book of business is going to be cash buyers and the exact people you are looking to sell to. 

Both meet on the PlazaI would say seek out the events on the networking events here on Bigger Pockets, but the search tool does not seem to be working.You can also find a lot of the people who meet that have meetup groups, just be very careful of the virtual meetup groups as they don't actually meet but have webinars from time to time.

Hey guys, I am curious as to how can a VA (virtual assistant) can help outsource my business and what, if any are the down sides to having one.

Virtually the only thing is non rule could be pratically applied for is comparing like properties in the same locations ( maybe even same street) and then it might reveal only the initial cash flow ratios in those same locations with same type properties. 

There are virtually always issues that come up during a rehab / construction project that mean spending more money.

We found a few virtual office companies, but would love to hear from others about their experience with using these services for collecting mail, and offering a place to work when we're in town.Also, considering that we are from out of town, which locations are better suited for travelers entering town and leaving town?