Even people with money and live on the road traveling are technically homeless and use an address somewhere to get mail. 

If you want to get really technical, call an architect and he will draw up plans and get your permits.

He was discussing this with someone who had done deals like this before and she said the seller is technically required to charge interest.

It just technically gives the mortgage holder the right to call the entire loan due if they discover the title change and choose to enforce that right.

Nothing in my deals would lead me to believe that your interest rate would be affected by a payment that's not technically late.

I'm currently 27 years old and enjoy long walks on the beach.I also have somewhat of a lame sense of humor :-pIf you look at my profile you'll probably notice that I've been a member for almost a year, so I suppose I'm technically not "new" per se, but I am new to the forums and I'm making an effort to become a more active member.

So, technically, he never owned more than 1/16th, but it was always seen as Marcus' house by everyone in the family.

Hi @Victor Correa Just a couple things for you as a new investor:1) Co-WholesalingCo-Wholesaling is a great way to get started because you can do some deals but technically (if youre doing it right you'll be doing 25% of the work per deal and getting paid 50% of the profits.My strategy for Co-Wholesalers is to either focus on seller acquisitions or buyer acquisitions. get really good at feeding other wholesalers deals they can sell for you, or get lots of wholesalers to feed you deals for a couple strong buyers.

If you put it under contract and market it fsbo, isn't the seller still technically responsible for paying the buyer's agent fees?

Or holding back huge amounts for punch list items, like holding back $1k for a crooked light switch plate because that means the electrical "technically" isn't complete.