Merely funding (transferring or acquiring) in a title holding trust is not, per se, a taxable event or avoidance device and the IRS treats as if vested in name(s) of person or entity who are beneficiaries.Buy the book from attorney Mark Warda from Jack Shea or others and read up on the topic.

I read a few books and also watched a few videos on youtube about how to wholesale with no money, credit, or license.

Great book and movie!

The building is 2 hours away from my home, so I have to book a hotel room if I'm going to spend the weekend there.

Here's a book list that I'd recommended mowing through: http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/04/14...

I paid him what he put into it and decided to read Kiyoaskis other books and learned to assemble a team, the importance of having an LLC, and learned the term "property management." 2011 and 2012 were the bottom of the market in metro Detroit and I actually was able to save for a second house by the end of 2012.

I've been reading Robert Kiyosaki's books and my perspective of becoming and being wealthy & rich have changed.

I always recommend to new investors that the best education you can give yourself (above any seminar, book, class, etc...) is to buy a property or learn from a mentor in a JV partnership on a specific deal.  

@Ryland Taniguchi  I have done a lot of work with SDRIA custodians over the years and I have never heard of any of them prepping RE docs  ... it would be a normal escrow with your escrow officer prepping your DT and if they are able your Prom note.they then send to the custodian for approval. then they fund.Once the nice things about working with lenders that have a true check book IRA they simply cut a check to title and its much smoother than the custodian approach.

Sounds like you heard/read that in a book.