Judgment attaches to debtor personally, not a testamentary trust created for his benefit.What I don't know is the status of the beneficial interest prior to the creation of the trust.

With that little gold mine, you are a step closer to finacial freedome.

To verify the accredited status of investors we use a series of questionnaires whereby investors can self-certify their income and net worth levels.

Those type of sites that charge a monthly fee I have found in the past are highly inaccurate as to current status.Some have already closed, are under contract, or are no longer in BK status or pre-foreclosure.You might want to learn the process and create your own list.

The biggest consideration is that you will have to disclose your status as a licensed agent, even if your buying properties on the investment side.

If you plan to hold as a rental---3br, 2.5 with bonus(probably not much difference in rent, but the bonus is a great seller).Flip---4/2.5..most families enjoy that 4th as office/guest bedroom

Despite Brandon's feelings for where I live, I love the BP content, the podcast/guests and of course the forums and am looking forward to learning a lot here.

I just listened to a BP podcast (forgot which one) a few days ago where the guest discussed putting in offers on REOs even when the offer is really low compared to the list price.

Travis, I have bought a 4 family in 2008 under condemned status.

I have thought about the 'junker' status before.