Then I ask them what there plans are, and how quickly they think they will be able to move out.Most of the time they will tell me a timeframe that is acceptable to me, in which case I ask them to sign an 'Agreement to Vacate' document.

The way Randy explained it to me over the phone, Land Trusts act as another layer of "protection", as do entities and yes they offer privacy.

So, are the deals that would be presented to me, are they high quality deals, or simply the deals that the broker simply couldn't do himself?

Lexington Kentucky.I realize it is contigent on the property not sitting vacant, as well...Slap some sense in to me someone!

To me, like to most here, it almost seems comical when people write or speak poorly and then ask for business.

That doesn't make much sense to me.

It seems to me that an organizer might not be necessary, if anyone had a Q&A they wanted to write up, they could do it and submit it, but even better, there are probably a lot of posts already written that would serve well in a FAQ, so when someone noticed that a common question was answered, the text could just be cut and pasted into the FAQ page and then after a while it could be turned into a formal FAQ with minimal work.

I've attempted to calculate this, but every time I try the numbers to me don't look that favorable so am I omitting some major up sides to investing such as tax breaks or does it take many many years to own say a ferrari if you're doing this single no kids..?

As my broker explained it to me last wednesday, 6 months on title has always been a refi guidline for FHA, Fannie, Freddie deals.

My dad and grandfather have talked to me about REI during the Carter double digit inflation and the 80's S&L fallout.