1) ALWAYS get a detailed application. 2) Ask for references - landlord, personal and work related 3) Have THEM provide a current credit report - in my state that is legal - this way you create at least a "semi weeding-out" process right there.

If I were in areas where this was not the case I would say buy, buy, buy because these opportunities are going to be gone faster than people think. 2 million jobs created since last summer(per marketwatch) means that many more people thinking about housing again.

Banks are rightfully suspicious of appraised values, especially in a still downward-trending market where foreclosures are running strong, and particularly when huge amounts of equity appear to have been created out of thin air on a deal.

I'm looking to place my first bids next week and thus do not want to have to educate myself on a completely new approach.So in a broad sense, I need to know step by step how to use the land trust in fine minute detail.From what I've read and heard about, it is my understanding that you create an EMPTY trust first.

I also found that if you communicate really well with a tenant from the beginning and explain what your expectations are and if your reasonable in your requests you can create a great tenant.

Once in there, you'll be able to create an album and upload your photos.

We don't know what changes will be made but my guess is it will never become better in regards to taxes so that is an item that needs to be taken into account as you try to create wealth.

As a wholesaler what would be a rule of thumb to create a successful deal/ package for myself,the seller and my potential buyers.Thanks for your input!

I am looking into creating a buyers list from ListSource.com as well.

I know it is intended to tug at our heartstrings but unless someone can create a new system to avoid risk, then what else is there to do?