Assign your contract, title examination should be in the contract, don't spend your assignment until it closes or the buyer defaults, meaning your buyer can inspect title the same as if you were not involved.Search the threads here and read the recent concerns before you hit the streets.Good luck :)

LJ has lesions on his thalamus [both sides] which causes his brain to signal to the nerves in his body that they are under acute attack [at his worst he was passing out hundreds of times a day from the pain] He also is high functioning autistic and has profound tourettes but that's kindof like worrying about a paper cut when someone is having a heart attack.My son has always had big dreams, even before he became ill.

what struck the nerve to make you want to post this?

All RMLOs, registered lenders of all kinds are subject to audits, examinations and compliance issues, fear not, if you're one of these, some day someone like me (in my past life) will be knocking on their door, some sooner than later, but everyone gets a turn eventually I'm sure.

@Joe Gore I will carefully examine the most recent 5 years of residence history.

Assets-Liabilities=Owner's Equity Both sides need to be examined depending on the purpose of the assessment of equity.

I’ve been examining a lot of the neighborhoods and seem to be settling on southwest philly specifically the areas between Cobbs Creek and Overbrook.

I have scheduled to take a pre-licensing course in Arlington through Moseley/Keller Williams in July and plan to take the exam in August.

R.E. license examination, and I'm just waiting for my appointment to take the test.

Non payment and if you examine the lease their is probably a section in it describing how many people may occupy the apartment.