Other - legal issues for contracts.Most of us in residential have a contract that we've gotten from a lawyer or a friend, but at the very least we can get nice pre-printed contracts from office depot.

The lender should be loaning based on the buyers credit worthiness and the property LTV, not the chain of title.Its called a double closing, and not only do we talk about it in print, some of us make a very nice living doing it.The reason mortgage lenders are getting skeptical in their lending practices is because of the all the creative mortgage programs being offered by lenders.

Make sure you print out every email from the PM, and go into your sent box, and print your replies so you can start a paper trail of evidence!

The bottom line is..read the fine print when using services that promise the world.

I went in and just said I needed to find out who owned a house - and she gave me a print out of the owner, their address, the property taxes and everything.

Set up in Excel I found I can get 10 properties per page, and I print it on heavy stock paper because it gets a bit dog-eared by the end of the year.At the bottom of the last page I put in important phone numbers that I got tired of looking up; Electrician, A/C guys, utilities, Justice of Peace Office etc.

I can only imagine that it is slang for some document that is printed on pink paper.

I also recommend utilizing a print buyer if you are unfamiliar with purchasing print.

hey whats up k, theres a ton of forclusre listing in bridgeport, in the saturday ct post (newspaper). i looked online they have a section for forclosures but none listed tonite maybe the do it satuday like the print edition. http://connpost.kaango.com/feListAds/categoryID/775 , i called on one friday but it was cancelled most have been snacthed up by an investor, also i belong to reality trac and there a ton there also,but not all the one's that are in the paper thats why you have to do both. hope this helps

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