Should I use a land trust to hold the property so the mortgage company doesn't notice the change in ownership.

I know I'm late to the topic, but just in case anyone else has the same question, I'll go ahead and throw in my two cents.The Ozone purifier that Randy mentioned works great for my company.

Also I have noticed a lot people don't favor so called guru's, which i totally agree with , instead of listening just one or two i grabbed as many as i could over the years and picked out what makes sense and whats totally bull.

Giving some form of constructive notice would probably be the best, but I'm not even really sure where to deliver it to.

I noticed some of your calculations are incorrect.

Jake Kucheck Go ahead and post it... there's a link to another on here, I'm sure that's ok, I think the rule is more not to have everyone promoting their websites, etc.

The owners left town and finally they called the broker and said go ahead and take his offer of 32k.

Recently I've noticed some listings that seem interesting in that the community has a property manager with an onsite leasing office.

has anyone noticed when they open the door to see the house for the first time, if its a 'good' house, it is totally clean, the electricity and water are both on.It's also funny when they say "houses in this area sell in the 140's",,I guess the size doesn't matter to them,, it is good entertainment, but thats what it is.If I started buying houses to keep others from getting them, I would probable be bankrupt in a short period of time, thats how you get killed in this business

Wow, you guys are so far ahead of me in understanding how to structure something like this.