@Joshua McGinnis I am a newbie so please take my answers with a grain of "newbie salt" But....

I wish we can stop throwing salt around because we not knowledgeable, Wendy Patton, Michael Carboneau, Joe McCall, Claude Diamond as well as Mr.

But any title examine worth his salt will see through that and again request the trust agreement when the deed is reviewed and may go further to request beneficiaries (not that they have the right/power to do so..but if you don't produce- they won't insure.. ) I'm still hoping someone will jump in here and direct me to an Oregon title company that will insure sales of property conveyed from trustee to a 3rd party arm's length buyer.

I would imagine any REO agent worth his salt would know half a dozen of these stories.

Haven't closed a deal yet, so take it with a grain of salt but he's seemed pretty good to me so far.

That said take everything with a grain of salt and one POV.

Take my thoughts with a huge grain of salt because we got burned our by our first one.

We're looking for an experienced flipper in the Ogden, Layton, Clearfield, Bountiful, or Salt Lake area of Utah.

Not saying anything bad about agents, but as an investor make sure you make the right decision for you and your goals, and take your agents investing advice with a grain of salt.

Make sure you always take the claims of someone that is trying to sell you something with a big grain of salt.