I have read about 90% of the blogs and articles as well as read Rich Dad, Poor Dad as well as ABCs of real estate, and almost ALL the information I can find on the internet.

You can get the education you need by networking, learning from Bigger Pockets, learning from folks at your local REI group, reading good books, finding good information on the internet and attending workshops/conferences.

From 2007 till about 2010 worked quite well, but when browsers like internet explorer and safari update versions and tweak their code, and your system stays the same; it starts to break, more and more bugs, and soon it becomes obsolete.  

In my little bit of research thus far, it is clear that BP is one of the most exhaustive, professional and amicable resources available on the internet.

Good Luck - use the internet you can find everything you need for creating your site. 

I've learned more about business through Warren Buffet, Grant Cardone, the Internet, and BiggerPockets than what I learned almost 2 years in school.

Since I bought my 1st rental property before the internet, I used the newspaper and a local Tradin' Post classified advertiser.  

The internet or internally as a mortgage processor?

So I hope to tackle this issue once and for all and if I am successful, this should be the most read blog post on the internet for new investors (brokers you can read it too; don’t worry we wont tell).

Thanks for the responses.Since posting, I've researched this topic further on the internet and referred to Warda.Conclusion:  Since it is a trust based upon common law and not specifically excluded under RCW it must be legal in this state by implication, provided the trust is formed in accordance with trust law.Observations:  The information provided in the link above, states '... a "Land Trust" is not an entity that can legally hold title to real property.'