All Forum Posts by: Jaylan Archer

Does this answer that? 

This is what the title company sent over to me with a 22 page document.

Please find the attached updated commitment. We are currently not clear as there is an open Foreclosure Suite that will need to be Dismissed

Out title team will work to get this cleared

Dissmissal of suit to foreclose the mortgage recorded in Book 14774 Page 82 of Official Records has

commenced, as evidenced by document recorded July 2, 2014 at Instrument Number 2014023827 in

Book 16846 Page 364, of Official Records:

Court: District

Case No.: RE-14-156

Hello,

Buying my second flip and I ran into a snag that is holding me up. The property was auctioned off through Homesearch.com and its been about a month and a half under contract. The title company just came back and said that there was a foreclosure suite still on the property. After doing some research it looks like its an incident of robo-signing. I know generally what robo-signing is, but does anyone have any experience on how long it took for your property to close?

Thanks,

Jaylan

@Wendell De Guzman I just wanted to say thank you for posting these weekly updates for BP to enjoy. I was just able to read through them all and found them educational and inspiring. I am currently finishing up my Finance degree at Cedarville University roughly an hour north of Cincinnati, Ohio. 

I have started the process of doing my own fix and flip myself. I do have one question for you. What would be the best way to locate wholesalers like yourself in our own real estate market?

Thanks again. 

@Brandon Sturgill Yeah, Beavercreek is about twenty minutes from me. 

I am in my senior year pursuing a finance degree at Cedarville University. I plan on returning to New Hampshire this May.

Thank you for all the warm welcomes today. 

@Brandon Sturgill I am currently in Ohio. Roughly ten minutes away from Springfield, Ohio. Or 45 minutes outside of Dayton.

I agree completely. Unfortunately my partner stepped out and didn't see anything wrong with it. I have called the installer and he is coming back to take a look at it. I just wasn't sure if it was something that was a common practice having the seams themselves not line up. 

My partner was there for everything. We did not outline where the seam was going to go. I knew that the installer does what is best for the integrity of the piece. My question is with the backsplash. Shouldn't the seam line up? It looks like it was one whole piece and then broke just a few inches away from the other seam. 

I'm sorry for the pictures being sideways. Makes it a little more difficult to see. I wasn't as upset over the seam. I know that seams are visible. I felt like this was a little too visible. However, I was more concerned with the seams not lining up between the counter and the back splash. Shouldn't they line up?

Thank you all, 

@Sean Peters I sent you an email and would be interested in learning more about what you've been up to in New england.