The only time I ever deal in paper is when I close and my mobile notary comes to have me put ink on trees.

Right now, is the time to buy SFH's.

We had access to one and were about to sell but the irs told us we had to pay it all IRS has nothing to do with property taxesIn addition at death the taxable value is adjusted to the value at time of death. 

So, the family member is pocketing cash and guaranteeing a stable cost of living for themselves basically locking in their future at a time when values are high.

This might sound steep but in my experience that's what it usually ends up being by the time your said and done.

At any time before that lawsuit is filed, someone with redemption rights can redeem directly through the county. 

In no time you'll be ready to tackle your first deal.

As an example we originate some loans and then sell them off to investors so they do not have to spend all the time and effort upfront.

I asked him if they’ve heard about seller finance, they were able to understand the concept so they want 20% down and they’d be willing to set up payments, this would be my first time doing this so I’m just looking for advice for anyone who has done seller-Finance in the past maybe some pointers towards how to set up the note etc. thanks for advice 

Every time I visit family in the area, I love it more and more.