The seller will write you a check, which you endorse and give back to the seller!

He or she should also be able to explain both the liability and title insurance endorsements you'll require.Alternately, you might consider getting your loan originated by a local hard money lender.

I would assume you don't have a builders risk policy on this property, but spend some time with your agent and get familiar with the differences and get the policy and endorsements you should have?

The National REIA is the only organization that endorsed REIA's.  

If you buy the note, get title insurance (or title endorsement) and pick the the escrow provider.You'll learn a lot from this transaction and if nay lead to other similar deals in future. 

You can use an attorney to draw up the purchase and sale agreement and assignment and help with the note endorsement.  

And again, thanks for the endorsement!

., well that's certainly a very positive endorsement.

I'm merely providing a non-endorsed reference to a business near you that sells what you might be looking for.

He said he has an insurance check that he could cash and catch up his payments to the bank if his wife was to endorse it.