You need to re-read my post, I don't mentiuon anyone by name.

you know after I re-read the post I don't know why I thought you were referring to a short sale.

I've read and re-read this entire REO forum, and the entire wholesale forum.

:lol: Now that I have re-read the OP's post, it does look like he was trying to market some websites.

You should certainly re-read my original post as it had nothing to do with any program, only a plug for biggerpockets as I feel it is a valuable tool for all who particpate as well as some motivation for those who have been dreaming or siiting on the fence, but taking no action.

ok so i checked some notes i have and reread that link as well as a few more (see above), and now i remember what i found to be the case from several sources (including the above link that came up in my google search). the recommended way to handle real estate is to put it under an llc (or land trust) and to put those entities (llcs and landtrusts) in a corporation. each llc/landtrust would have an umbrella insurance policy like for added protection like curt mentioned. there seems to be debate on whether the corps should be nevada/wyoming based or not, but for the most part this structure is most secure. i am not sure how much of an affect the loan being under your name has, so it may very well negate the whole system described above. i assume RE attorneys would be the best way to get the right answer to this question. hth!

Joe, Reread the article, She was the listing agent for the bank.

I'm not going to re-read and correct all typos on this post because I'm busy fixing up my properties!  

After re-reading Rich Dad's Cashflow Quadrant, I have a renewed focus of increasing our passive income from our investments.

Again, in relationship to the housing crash - re-read my post.