I was instructed to open a self-directed Roth IRA about 10 years ago and I only had $2,000.  

I have not closed my first deal and here is why:The business instructs you to get a Power of Attorney so that you can cash funds payable to your client and then send them their pre-determined percentage based on papers they sign when you make contact. 

As an established investor and entrepreneur, he recognizes the many opportunities in Jersey City and is highly motivated to assist clients in finding their dream home, selling homes quickly and at their highest value, and being the eyes-and-ears for any real estate investor.Mr.

They can instruct these VAs to create lists of brokers, agents, lenders and property managers in their selected markets.

By the time the conversation was done, he had decided (on his own) to spend $2000 working 1:1 with a local coach instead.I saved him $23,000 and he'll probably get better instruction from the local investor/coach...I feel I've done my good deed for the week... :-)

*Creating Systems to teach my subordinates so I can start delegating instead of working.In an book called the E-myth it talks about 3 stages the Technician, Manager and the Entrepreneur.

there is a reason judgments sell for 5 cents on the dollar  Greg hit the nail on the head.I used to go to all that trouble... but then they file BK and you get a letter from the trustee instructing you to give all the money you collected back to the BK court..So your actually out the money you collected and the fee's you paid to collect.I have a good friend that owns a company that buys judgments nationwide for 1 to 5 cents on the dollar.. the ONLY way they collect is they let them season  IE to right at 9.5 years  most judgments are good for 10 years.. then they do the skip trace and garnishments the debtor had usually completely forgotten about the judgment and has new bank accounts ext.. these guys are really good at what they do but it is an expertise that the average landlord just is wasting time try to perfect a judgment.

When I select a Tenant and call them to let them know that they were chosen, I instruct them to do the following:PRIOR TO SIGNING THE LEASE AGREEMENT:They have to have all utilities put in their name either on the day the lease is to be signed, or before. 

It was a confusing mess and not a lot of instructions on the auction site that I can see.Thanks, Dennis

The kwiset web site has a video instruction on how to do the rekeys.The "new" key was what confused me.