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I'm an agent here in Columbus if you need local knowledge.

There are a number of jurisdictions that have similar exemptions for beneficiaries named in a trust ...however, your easiest bet would be to contact a local wills and estates attorney in your city.

Not sure what the laws are in ME, but in Georgia a first position foreclosure will wipe out the 2nd position lien making them riskier which commands a higher interest rate percentage.

Are you local?

3) Check out some of the local meetups that you can find in this forum!

Talk to several local movers and go from there.

A national auction house estimates $700k, and a local agent estimates $600k. 

If so, one or more states or the SEC may regulate that investment club.A person who is paid for providing advice regarding the investments of the club or its members may be an investment adviser under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 (Advisers Act) or state law.

@Vasudev KirsI'm not familiar with CA law.