BTW - for how long have you posted the online ads?

I believe you are referring to Self Directed IRA's (SD IRA or SDIRA)....try to do a search on them on here or online and educate yourself on them.Other reading....http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/63454-list-of-self-directed-ira-companieshttp://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/64530-best-self-directed-ira-trust-companies-http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/58063-who-is-your-self-directed-ira-custodian-of-choice-why-http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3258-self-directed-retirement-plans

My suggestion is have a position in mind, one way or the other, but be open to your tenants if they want to do something different (this shows them you are willing to be responsive to their side, which can beneficial in future interactions).Vincent

You can usually find the statutes online and print them out if you wish.

The potential tenants from the realtor were much better quality than what I was getting online and from my yard sign.  

Thanks James-- did that today online and plan to give them a call tomorrow!

I have been reading all i can for a few months now attempting to arm myself with a little knowledge before i try to jump into an investing career, but i am sure that investing is what i want to do.So my question is about the online auction process.  

Look up all the last namesIf you go to the Tarrant County District court you can get online access for $35.00 a month.

Otherwise I require them to complete the credit/background/eviction report online.

Perhaps we should come up with an online class and title it something like:"How to Use BiggerPockets to Be a Rockstar Real Estate Investor"@Brandon Turner could host this, or something just like it, covering different aspects of real estate investing every week on Thursday evenings!