That also makes it so [i]you[/i] can move to foreclose if necessary.I was wondering what that structure and documentation was.

Your terminology and methods of mortgaging and transferring properties are very, very different!

Also us that method for identifying the real estate attorney, insurance and real estate agent (s).

Most municipalities that I've worked with use the F.A.R. method: Floor to Area Ratio An Far of let's say 3 to 1 means that on 1 acre of land (43560SF) you should be able to develop a structure with a maximum volume of: 3 x 43560 = 130,680 sf of floor on that piece of land.

If the tenant is "inherited" they would not be eligible to apply pool funds to.I think the key to this one is figuring a fee structure that makes sense.

I personally feel that it's a waste of money but I've been rehabbing for 15 years and have my own methods that work for me.

So to answer your question, yes it would be worth having a website set up to attract customers for entry only agreements.Here's how...You going to want to start out with figuring out how you are going to structure the account.

If you structure everything correctly, REI provides an excellent tax shelter that's legal.

I have approx 36 employees finding properties that are priced at 50% of market value and below.I have methods of turning these properties in less than 30 days.I do not enter into any of these investments unless the risk is extremely low.The last deal I did had a 1900 % ROII'm working on one now that should Net 100% in under 30 days.I have over 9 years investing and am on a roll that will not stop.

If you buy that older home in the right area and do a little work to it you can usually close the gap on the rent difference by another 5-10%.On the older houses though you need to know what you are looking at as far as the structure of the building and the mechanics (plumbing, electrical, heat).