2) The top of the list states that "The Supreme Court of Missouri has determined that deeds of trust, mortgages and other security interests may not be extinguished by tax sales held pursuant to Chapter 140, R.S.Mo., 2000, supp. 2009, but instead may remain in full force and effect."

I am not sure why someone would pay the premium on craigslist when they can buy them cheaper as an REO.We have predominately bought REO's, rehabbed them, and held for rentals.We successfully completed one rehab and resell to an end user and are making an offer today on potential rehab #2

Metal would be my first choice if it blends in the neighborhood.

I told them that it needed to be winterized since it's getting cold here at night...but I didn't expect them to drill out the lockset and put a metal plate in!

I am learning and haven't even made my 1st deal yet but Im doing my home work and getting prepared.I was wondering about business and credit and was going to start 2 LLC's in the up coming months.I remember reading a book about a professor at a university who held a class for students interested in business and real estate and was teaching these 18-22 year olds how to achieve a million dollars in credit and actually have cash flow (money in there pockets) of $200 a month or more with $200 start up money.

When I was with Farmers, I know we had the highest rates, but the customer service standards they held us to adjusters were very high.

The shares of that FLP can be held by a Living Trust or an LLC.

It was not a local bank but they held 3 of my mortgages and did not sell them in the market.

The problem is many sellers are concerned with the idea of deeding over their property before the closing, because they are afraid of being left without the ownership while still holding the note.My idea to hopefully relieve the sellers of some of their concerns is to have the sellers sign a deed to the land trust and then have another deed that is held in escrow with a lawyer of title company that deeds the property back from the land trust to the seller if something were to go wrong.

But they would pay to get a door replaced, for example, if it was damaged for the theif to break in and steal the metals.