I am unaware of any state having a law of prohibiting recording a conversation where you are present and a participant. 

Does anyone know of any note funds where investors participate in the upside?

You might get lucky and pick up a good deal today instead of waiting 3 years to see what happens.2015 Taxes came due Feb. 1 and I am positive they are not included in the sale you participated in.

Originally posted by Account Closed:@Ron N  You are correct Ron now you add in your canadian pension and employment insurance it is 6.83% plus your 46.84% you are at 53.67%  The last time the canadian dollar was on par was Feb 2013 .It has slid 27.5%since My only point is that when one invests overseas currency and taxes are a consideration I would gladly pay extra taxes to enjoy your fine health care system and the many other social benefits of Canada now back to the conversation.Canada Pension and Employment Insurance are both capped {additionally, not everyone participates in the employment insurance}, so their impact on the marginal tax rate is negligible in the upper brackets.  

He still doesn't participate as he doesn't have the time nor is it his thing. 

They however allow ACH transfers for online tax lien auction participating.

I have a self directed IRA so by law I am prohibited of participating in any deal that will require me to touch.

This is my first short sale and I've been working on this short sale for a while now and finally got the "Approval to Participate".

I also have concerns that our waive of new market participants has been severely encumbered from student loan debt and lack of employment opportunity to support entering the housing market.

If you are not colleagues with J Scott his name won't show up unless he has participated in the thread.Perhaps Joshua Dorkin will jump in to explain or correct me.