I trust her, but also know her priority interest is the commission check.

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If the trust deed you are bidding on in in first postion ( the first recorded) then yes everything behind in (second,third ) are wiped out.

It is a clause in a deed of trust.

I am a 25yr old extremely new to this world and i'm looking to get into real estate investing.

If you dont get the house for that much then just walk away..this is what im doing from now onI see a house i put an offer in they counter offerlets say the house is 100k I have preset im not going into the house for more than 70k. so i offer 65k they respond with 90 i respond wtih 85 lets just say they accept. then i would do my inspection and everything i found wrong wtih the home i'd negotiate it less and less until i brought it down to 70k or less whichever makees sense when u walk through the home for the first time.do not get emotional, it's a numbers game and if the numbers dont add up dont go foward with the deal. you wanna make sure u leave contingencies in your contract. they give you a way out if you find something that you extremely dislike. i hope this helps my example prolly sucks but good luck!

The only way to avoid the DOSC and PROTECT the property is to place it into an Inter Vivos Land Trust.

Take it under contract with an extremely long time to closing.

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The buyer signs a note and deed of trust for the lender.Putting it under an LLC or under your own name depends on your investment strategy and your lender's stipulations.