In many cases, the transaction goes more smoothly.More importantly, I would make sure that I am fully represented by my agent as a client (signing the buyer representation agreement), which ensures that he/she has a legal duty to keep your discussions confidential.Congrats on the offer!

In the future, you couldI think you should explain to the original tenant that you have a duty to protect the neighborhood you invest in, as well as yourself, and so background checks must be completed on both individuals in order for them to live there; which includes the submission of a completed application and application fee.

I think it's vital to find an attorney who isn't just looking for perfect residential sale transactions to sell title insurance and fit the transaction in a little box.

Hello, I am an Active Duty USAF member currently stationed in Fussa, Tokyo, Japan.

My responsibility as your counsel includes the duty to look out for your interest and to point out potential issues."

I am very new to real estate investing and looking on getting educated more during my off duty time including getting advice from BP members relating to real estate.

My husband is active duty military and I am a buy and hold investor.

Within the document, you can establish a "Chief Member" and describe the Members' necessary duties, as well as their compensation.

It makes perfect sense, regarding your duty as an agent.

You'll see in the Fannie servicing instructions that there are event to investigate and it will be the trustee making the determination (or assistants).Ed mentioned the clerk of court verifying default, just don't want folks thinking there is some investigation by any clerk in verification, it's verified by the lender executing an affidavit of facts concerning the breach or default, they have no duty to validate or find the claims to be true, they can't, they may ask a lender for evidence, like an accounting or other evidence but they don't do loan reviews.The issue is the DOS is used by certain lenders as these matters are contained in their written lending instructions, failure to abide by the instructions adopted by the board of directors and approved by regulators is a breach of duty in following those instructions.