The only doubt that I still have is that if I put the property under a trust after the closing date, public records will show my name and then the change to the land trust without a sell, which I think will defeat the purpose of the privacy on a land trust.Is this what's going to happen?

Investors and RE operators need to crack open a basic business law text book and learn about different types of agency relationships, how they are formed, responsibilities to a principle and how holding yourself out to the public is determined to be practicing some professional service. 

It may come off as you're bragging, cocky, arrogant, etc...Recently I was bored and got on gis tax map for my city (public records) and there were people in that city that I knew my entire life that probably owned 15-20 properties (commercial and residential).

So yesterday I went to the local housing court in Manhattan (NYC) to look for public eviction filings.I had access where I could search for either case # or name.

I think you will find that - with the right deals/partners, etc - you will see a higher level of security and consistent returns than common asset classes offered on the public exchanges.Any portfolio should be diversified.  

They are public record, so find out where they have to be published.

FYI, once I expand out my marketing to other niches, especially my more public marketing to the masses, I'll be using the xxx-EASY vanity.

I worked for multiple publicly traded companies and learned the hard truth that the share price has NOTHING to do with how the company is doing business wise.

You want tax-payer backstopped loans as a "public good" but then it should be ok to default on them because we all aspire to the absolutely mediocre goal of the  "working middle class," as opposed to insouciance wealth I suppose, because we all know rich people are lazy and didn't earn their money.

The blog theme is always tutorial, with the message that anyone can do this.I go to an investment group and there is a bit of this about, but what I keep seeing is that the rehab flippers that supposedly do all these deals, keep going back to the bank.Never underestimate the power of public records to call bs on someone.And I don't understand why they keep going back to the bank.If you are making $20-30-100k per deal, insert whatever amount you want, why do you keep needing investors?