I've been visiting another site and I think there are more people here from Georgia which is great.your question...Well, I'm still confused on the closing process after I find an investor to assign the property to. I

I'm not really sure what to. I

When you have the house assigned over to you, what happens if, for that house, for some reason, you can't find any interested investors to sell it to? Is

Many times the time commitments between the two are exactly the same, what it really comes down to is what you decide to do with your time.

This is the only lender (countrywide) I’ve talked to. I

How to I protect myself when buying at an auction, so I don't get stuck with someone elses debt?

Jim,There really are no absolutes and what it really comes down to is knowing your market.

Well the bottom line being that if you are giving advice to someone, you should take the effort to understand if the advice is actually beneficial or detrimental to the person you are giving it to with reference to their experience level.Morgan, the original poster that I oriented my remarks to, is a new investor.

If it is then I would try it.In reference to is it bad business, I would say that it is very common.

I assume in this scenario, you, the investor, do not get to deduct the interest for taxes, nor do you get to take depreciation, since you got the title subject-to. Is