Will some of them turn their nose up at assignment contracts or double closes?

I'm sure many will have various arguments for both sides.As for the DOS clause dilemma, yes, banks can and do call notes due, but from what people say from their experience is that if you keep your nose clean and pay your mortgage every month, they have no reason to look into who is on the deed.

In any event, your immediate opportunity is to uncover and discover the real reason cause my nose says you've been given a "go-away" excuse.

with fractured ownership and P/L/C on each one....

Thank You Brandon & Bill.Sorry could not get back soon as had a minor knee injury and need to rush ER to make sure of no fracture.

Never fun when they change their mind after a verbal agreement, but it's part of the business and most likely it was an "innocent" thing, not a hard-nosed negotiating tactic.

I know of one who tries to slide stuff past investors' noses all the time (no one here on BP, just an individual turnkey provider I know).

I know it's possible, and I've got my nose to the grindstone to make it happen.I look forward to networking with the many, many experienced folks here on BP.

It should be a partnership as there will be no SE taxes to deal with and you will only be subject to Ordinary tax rates.

I noticed fractures in the foundation that were not indicated on the HUD inspection.