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.

Trust but verify.

Well wdj; I'm going to take a bit of a different tack, and maybe it will cause you to go back and reevaluate YOURSELVES and the DEAL.You state that you can "handle" both payments if this one goes vacant for awhile (and trust me it will!)

(On the extreme side, I wouldnt show up in a 72 baja super beetle with no hood.

When constructing affirmations it is extremely important to phrase them in the present-tense.

I am the holder of a third trust which is going to foreclosure auction this week (initiated by the holder of the first).

I buy at the foreclosure auction often, but accidentally missed a house with a sweet minimum bid last week so I wanted to contact the beneficiary and purchase it after the fact.Anyways, if you go to your local county recording office (located in your court house) you can search for the mortgage/deed of trust or whatever document they use in your state to record the lending information on the property.