It's a type of land trust recognized by most states as not being a dry trust (dry trusts are executed under common law).

I had basement flooding in my DC row house and used a company called Value Dry Water Proofing.

As you're already used to "dry" periods, you should be well poised for flips financially and mentally!

That's by the way probably the reason why I find deal on MLS, while everyone seems to think MLS is dry and off market is the way to go - I just spend enought time on MLS looking at my target areas, which is only a part of Milwaukee and the surrounding suburbs, no more than 50.000 people.Issue number two is that most deals are not deals yet when you find them.

People don't take a 20% hair cut and sell their home just to buy a bigger house.

- Several thoughts here - When purchasing sub $50k properties your financing options dry up. 

The day after I turned 28, my hair started falling out.

Here in Colorado, if your case is cut and dried and very simple, it takes about 1.5 months.  

If my market ever dries up I would most likely invest there.

Then a small dried out spot on my foot turned to full blown infection that cost me my right leg below my knee.