So if that's true then a piece of property held by a land trust could still be subject to a lien?  

it is always a treat to share a cup of coffee and piece of pie with him.Account Closedextremely intelligent literally wrote the book on how to do the math and understand the numbers of real estate. 

Once you’ve done this amount of due diligence and you’re confident that you will be able to find 1.5% deals (or better), this market can stay on your list of potentials, and you can move onto the next piece of criteria.Pillar #2 - Economic Strength/DiversityThis pillar is super important, because you want to make sure your properties are in an area that thrives.

Copy of college degree, job offer w-2 in writing, good credit, first paycheck, the money in checking and you have the pieces you need to do a FHA loan.Congrats!

The useful piece of advice I did get is to talk to an architect about it.

======Become a POWER LISTENER=== Here's a listening trick that I use sometimes.....lean forward and slightly towards them while they're talking and place your cupped hand behind your ear to increase amplification if a distraction arises while they're talking.

Do you register the trust or literally its just a piece of paper until the deal is done?

The one piece that noone is willing to tell me the answer to, is when I get the EIN for the newly created LLC, do I:a) list the newly created IRA account as the owner and I use their EIN?

The cabinets would be low buck, counters I would do in granite because it lasts long and if they break a piece off it can be epoxied back together and look undamaged.

It's not the credentials behind the name but the knowledge between the ears...just sayin' :)