I immediately stopped investing the retirement funds and basically asked the IRS to "audit" exactly what I was doing to determine if it was legal; basically, if you initiate the audit and it turns out you did something wrong, the IRS will tend to be a lot more lenient than if they initiated the audit at a later date.

A quit claim basically says "I'm selling you whatever I own, but I am not stating that I own anything in particular".So, this guy will sell you whatever he owns (which could be nothing since the bank now owns it).

You're basically all right, I'd like to wholesale REO's and have as little liability as possible.

total estimated interest = $4.7k2) LOC refi- $2.6k in closing costs, plus $2.9k interest over the 24 month life of the LOC equals total cost of borrowing = $5.5kSo basically for the LOC i'm paying $800 in additional costs over the two year period to gain access to the remainder of the LOC ($92k) at 5.75% interest to be used to jump on cash deals, etc. if needed.

I also felt there were some problems coming in real estate so sold quite a bit of it to be able to use the losses due to the stock market fall.I'll keep this short, but I basically have trust set up that bypass my children and go directly to my grandkids.

You assign a contract, double close, buy in an LLC and sell the LLC or some other technique that makes you a principal to the deal, but the basic idea is you find a buyer, find a seller, put them together and collect a fee.

Moreover was feeling responsible, as the crash was timed almost perfectly with my deciding to purchase a Pro Basic account.

She is polite but basically didn't like us at first sight.

From some basic research, the fee's for using square are a bit higher than you would get if you had a merchant account, so that must be the rub.Good thought about them canceling their car.

It would basically be a trade for a possibly lower return in your preferred area.Any thing you sell for above what you have into it would be a boon for your returns in the year that you sell it.