I interviewed them about their lending practices, current trends in the market and their own concerns, what they look for before issuing a business line of credit, etc.

It is about time that you "Capitalists" will recognize that we lost the real capitalism long before Obama came to power.

.- Five Ways To Get Money Today…- Understanding Private Money: An Interview with a Private Lender, Part 1, Part 2, Part 3- How to Generate Private Money for Real Estate Broken down into --> Parts 1 &2, Parts 3 & 4, Parts 5 & 6

The banks here won't recognize an LLC in Georgia as far as credit goes.

Our fund interviewed a company that does this about a year ago.

Lately, I play the youtube interviews in my headphones while I'm at work and have to say the information James provided in the first video has been essential as he is a year or so in front of me.

Daniel, To see a little bit more about my experience you can check out a interview Josh did with me at: http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2011/05/19/interview-james-vermillion-biggerpockets/ As for being fearful that is completely natural, but the more we educated ourselves, learned the market and put together a list of contractors we trust, the better we felt.

Yes people can find out what address is on the tax roles, but they do not know who the beneficiary or Trustee is as this is an easy way to hide.When you say you "move" your homes into a "land trust" (which by the way is not an officially recognized entity for holding residential real estate in Texas), are you saying you purchase them in your own name first, then transfer them to your "land trust" after?

Then interview over the phone.

I've attended a few trustee sales at the court house steps and starting to recognize some of the regulars.