I have been doing this for a little over 2 months with little luck.I have made a lot of contacts, have been building my buyers list and plan to start my first mail campaign this weekend.

The cash will go into a bank account in the name of the trust and I can write checks to buy assets (with some restrictions).So I put $200 - 250K in, purchase a property or two (also in the name of the Trust).

However, since I am not restricted to a certain town, I figured there might be better towns out there.

It will still reduce the # of banks and also cause further restriction of choices for depositors in 2010.

who seen the new politacal campaign speech....

I have a small yet suitable buyers list and will begin my marketing campaign here in San Diego to find motivated sellers.However before i proceed, I would rather not find properties that are upside down and require a short-sale (although i will be a licensed RE Salesperson shortly) I do not have experience with short sales and would rather not work for a broker while wholesaling.So the Golden Question is: Since upside-down mortgages require short sales, How can I find motivated sellers who hold a decent amount of equity in their home?

(do not want to worry about conflicts of Interest) After accumulating a modest but active buyers list I am ready to deploy my marketing campaign in SD in search for motivated sellers with equity.

Those are rules established that appear to have some public good, but are really restrictions placed as a barrier to new competition in an industry.

http://www.biggerpockets.com/articles/90-the-ultimate-bandit-sign-campaign-

I'm not sure if this is the correct place to post this, but I will give it a try.I am starting a new direct mail campaign.