My question is should I still have a attorney look over the paper work?

They need to fund their essential services (fire, police, schools, etc) and do not want to be in the collections business.- The funds used to purchase a lien can come from a Roth IRA because those accounts allow for discretionary investment, and purchasing a lien is considered an investment.Is it true that this is a very safe investment because you are guaranteed to, at the very least, get back what you put in... very likely to get a substantial return through the accrued tax debt interest... and also possibly becoming the owner of the property simply by being the lien holder for a number of years.It looks like, from what I was told, this kind of investment is more about money than property.

What I've always gone with is that the renter has essentially the same right to privacy as if he owned it.

2) Find a company that will collect and take the fee out of the collected amount -- essentially you pay the fee only if collected, but in this model, the $1,000 debt - $300 = only $700 in your pocket at the end of the day.

http://www.viviun.com/Real_Estate/Thailand/Agents/http://www.siamrealestate.com/http://www.century21.com/home.aspxI HAVE NO AFFILIATIONS WITH ANY OF THESE LINKS.i just googled thailand realtors, international realtors.do you have ALL the appropriate paperwork?

Understanding what a good deal is or is not and understanding the uses of different types of financing are essential to be successful in this business.

Please don't make me try to find it--I don't know if I still have that paperwork!

Then, as Mike put it, you are essentially "buying" your cash flow.

If a state attorneys general wants to claim that the paperwork is an attempt to hide what is really a brokerage relationship they might succeed in court.

They'll walk you through the paperwork and any process required.