@Tracy WilliamsonAs soon as the mortgage is paid, my properties go into a blind trust.

But if they are savvy money people and they trust you (which I bet the do), then this seems very doable.

@Bruce WoodruffI agree, this would build more trust and respect.

People are not simply going to trust you just because you have a sign on your car, or a T-shirt that says "No really, I won't  scam you no please please please believe me I am begging you".That sign or T, just gets you noticed.

I just got my first BRRRR, and need to find out what techniques you all use to find a good GC you can trust.

I watched an episode where Brandon made such a scenario work... earn the seller's trust that they'd not be wasting their time and yet keep yourself protected by submitting provocative offer 'subject to inspection'.

There's a lot at risk when you have thousands sitting in a trust/escrow account that is being handled by a 3rd party.

If you have a 3rd party PM do they use a trust account or do you write the checks and pay the bills? 

Through an entity(LLC, LP, GP, Corp, Trust, etc) - Property is owned by the entity and there is a document indicating ownership of the entity.best of luck

.):- 640 minimum credit score- At least 2 real estate investment transactions completed in the last 36 months (rentals, flips, construction)- Line of credit must be issued under a business entity (LLC, trust, corp, etc.)- Cannot be delinquent on any current mortgage obligations- Cannot be recently emerging from or entering bankruptcy- Must be a U.S.