He avoided the "due on sale" all 39 times, not because he had a trust, but because the banks want that loan being paid.

Hi Eric,The two I know of in NJ are Metro REIA in Central New Jersey and Garden State REIA in Northern New Jersey.I am a member of Metro REIA and decided to join that one because I heard from mutiple people who visited Garden State REIA meetings that many of its members have an agenda to push items they are selling - don't know this first hand.I find the people at Metro REIA genuine and really wanting to help newcomers.

Just dropping in to introduce my self, my name is Danny and I'm a student attending a college in central Texas.

Doesn't leave much margin against the inevitable issues that crop up, though, so I think I'd tend to stay at a lower purchase price.You do get free living space for a year.You want to avoid it becoming "your house" and letting your own tastes have too much influence over what you do.A risk is that the market may be very different a year from now than it is now.

This is the best way to avoid circumvention, of course you can run out of time on your contract before getting a buyer and then your deal is fair game.

I'm in central Ohio, and once in a while we'll run into properties listed out of the area.

(because I think tenants covering repairs is standard in commercial leases, tell me if this is not right)I want to avoid NNN for now.

Long story short, I attempt to evict, but can never serve her- she avoids service.

Follow these closely to avoid trouble, but don't let your tenant push you around.

These measures have been put in place by the lenders to avoid these forms of fraud.Jon