This questions would be more appropriate in the B of A Sucks offical thread found here:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/92/topics/60374-b-of-a-sucks-official-threadThis thread is about 2 years old but I believe it to be of importance to contine the discussion, particularly since wholesaling REO properties is such a hot topic these days.I have wholesaled 5 deals this year alone using a trust and sold to an all cash buyer.The steps outlined in the begibnning and talked about in general format throughout this thread are not entirely correct so i will address them as we move forward here.First off, when making the offer, it is better to vest the offer in the name of the trust you intend to use (I always use the "street name trust" and often include the numerical address as the name.

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http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/51757-successful-craigslist-ads When I include my phone number I specifically use words rather than numerals for my last four digits.

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Further, I get numerous requests for networking connections, usually by people trying to connect with everyone on the planet.For every 10 promos, there is a discussion topic someone posts that receives no further discussion or postings.

Every property I bid on gets numerous offers, so I know people are buying there.

I could not possibly go see all these properties.BP Nation - Help me out, what is a good response to those agents that want me to go see property.

Very similar situation, permits were issued, then some national agency came in and stopped work for environmental reasons.

Welcome to BP Nation Matthew.

Personally, I would interview Tax attorneys, especially attorneys with international skills and history.This may require going to a large law firm with numerous attorneys with varied specialities.