I like the idea of establishing a Trust as a basis for an asset protection/estate planning strategy.If you connect with attorney Mark Kohler of KKOS Lawyers, that the strategy he promotes.

This suggests that people who are in the business of knowing everything about real estate law believe there is material risk that someone will challenge even a "ripened" tax deed.  

my question is that why are you promoting no money down and no money to invest if we need to pay for future meeting to get all of thw needed information.

I have been told to log emails setting up appointments, collect business cards and materials, and keep any other documentation that would show I went for 100% legitimate business purposes.

The quote was $18k materials and $12k labor which includes all the other plumbing work in the house. 

If I am promoting the property as a vacation rental and am getting very high rates then I would do more pro active work.  

Most wrap promoters seem to skip underwriting school from my experience.  

It is also potentially discriminatory in nature as only the real estate broker and the seller would have knowledge that the property's for sale and could essentially discriminate for or against certain people/buyers.I am not an attorney or anything but from my understanding when a licensed real estate broker is involved in the sale of a property, they cannot promote that property until it has been listed on the MLS.  

If you were to see the space you would see that it really feels like part of the lower unit and I promoted it as such when advertising.

Hi All,In an effort to systematize the business a little bit, I've been working on creating a materials list that my contractors or myself can use to purchase materials for our rental rehabs.