I work with a wide variety of clients, from hard money lenders, to investors, to first time home buyers and basic refinances. 

Basically, we operate as though we were working together.  ;-)  the difference is, in my 9 to 5 job, my personal reputation is not on the line, when my coworkers make decisions and do things.

ex-wife has been taking them and basically warning the tenant "I don't know how long you'll be able to stay here"...So in any case, the tenant is on the hunt, and we spoke with her about our place coming on line and its in a neighborhood near hers.  

., here is just one of hundreds of previous threads about wholesaling REO's:- https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/150...Basically, you will need to jump through lots of extra hoops if you want to go the "Land Trust" or "LLC transfer" route.

Basically you want to be sure that the association is doing a decent job of managing the property, otherwise you could be in for a very unpleasant surprise in the form of a drastic increase in your monthly fees or a costly assessment.

Basically, for roof, siding, windows, furnace or other major components, we have a very simple rule.

I've found that estate and probate lawyers have a wealth of articles explaining probate to potential clients so you should get a well rounded but basic understanding of probate and its terms in Illinois.

Aluminum windows are basically the worst in my opinion.

Basically all the finish has worn off and stain spots.

So basically only if I have an agent who knows what they're doing should I pursue them would you suggest?