My take, is trust me with 2 hours of your time, then use your own adult decision making capabilities to decide if I can help take your investing to the next level.  

Perhaps in family trusts etc..Thanks,Matt

Many commercial brokers aren't even Realtors, a member of the National Association of Realtors, which is an option for a licensee.Saying expired listings means that broker no longer has an agreement to sell.

Like Wayne I also don't think the prices can be completely trusted and depending on the market they refuse to adjust down because (in my area at least) they sell anyway.

One company called National Real Estate Investing Group...They give their phone # and say to text them your full name and email for more info.

Trust me when I say I understand the value and appeal of the wholesaler but I can't wrap my head around it completely.Wholesaling seems like a TON of work and a lot of heartache.

I do not see how you can get a Warantee Deed.Also, The original owner does have 5 years to pay the tax off and redeem the property and according to the National Tax Lien Association, 99% of are in fact redeemed by the property owner.

The money is green on either side of the railroad tracks, trust me, when the numbers show up in your bank account it doesn't matter what type of home or architecture created them.Here is what I am most concerned about when flipping homes.1.

Some have suggested that it is a list of properties the are or have been held in a trust.

That's what trusts are for.