Assuming things work out.Really Michael, you are comparing investing in trust deeds to the roulette wheel?

Welcome to BP Nation Siim, great to have you.Josh, please refrain from solicitations in threads other than the marketplace forums, thank you. :)-

I notice this for last few yearsI'm thinking like previous properties I have seen" listed as built in 1955 "When the city locate a buyer -> then it will show new built date -> City then bills the new homeowner for new constructions – property taxes value~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I wish the city would do this a lot more versus having run down properties inventoryFYI – city offer financing for properties and rehab loansI truly do not trust their rehab cost estimatesI have been noticing a heck of lots being purchased outside of the city limits ,, fyicity.milwaukee.gov/ExtendedListing.htm

So I picked the "retirement" fund and basically let someone else manage it.I want to know everything there is to know about subject to, land contracts, land trusts, etc.

Another bank who might lend against purchase price + rehab is Preston National Bank.There are, of course, many other banks around here you can start talking to for a feel, but those are the ones I've personally dealt with.Also, I believe they will also check your wife's credit if you're using her income.

Welcome back to BP Nation.

Does anyone know the names of the executives at Equity Trust Company?

A lot of investors I come across don't consider the benefits or are simply unaware of some of the best financial planning strategies out there especially when it comes to estate planning and tax implications, working an insurance policy as a creative investment vehicle, leveraging debt, and using things like Charitable Remainder Trusts.

Welcome to BP Nation Erin.

Austin, welcome to BP Nation.