Yeah…that isn’t a bad idea either.

I meant rentals.com as I found a pie chart online somewhere on what places people search the most for rentals and 3rd place was craigslist and I can't remember what was second place, but 1st place was rentals.com.

I saw it on Facebook...I don''t spend much time at The Huffington Post.

The D-T and S-TR are what I want.

Though you say you’re new and looking, if you have a specific deal, why don’t you post the numbers?

I can’t remember which infomercial I saw at that time, but it got me interested in real estate.

he had a lame excuse ("just walked in"). if tomorrow he is not done, he is gone. i wanted to do it the whole time, but it meant i have to get quotes for the work instead of finishing the project. i was hopeful it would not come to that.he will lose about 5-6k immediately and much more over the long term. lots of those guys are short sighted. that's why they are where they are in life. oh, well...

I meant that the OP might be able to glean some insight from picking your brain, not that I was suggesting he get the docs from you and turn around and start using them.

That why I can tell them t check out my site for more information.

If you are wholesaling, there is a good possibility that you won't ever take title, so your liability is inherently limited simply by not appearing on title.In addition, a real estate attorney and tax accountant I respect, John Hyre, has said many times: Don't spend your money on asset protection until you have assets to protect.This means you should be focused first on finding a deal, not on protecting your assets, which may be non-existent if you don't have the funds to form an LLC.No offense meant, just pointing out a perspective to your situation.