Meet with the title officer and ask them for a short list of investors who actually buy.   

.”• I pay all the costs – things like Real Estate Commission - Title Insurance - Escrow Fees - Transfer Tax -Termite Clearance - Roof Certification – the list goes on and on..• And I buy them in an “as is” condition.

We (I work at Azibo, just a disclaimer) have quite robust accounting capabilities and time saving features like Schedule E generation and automated  transaction tagging rules.

We are a title company state.

Ideally this happens without any seasoning/payment history period, since I am reselling the house and lose title upon sale.

Some people dont even intend to get that many however if you are trying to maximize 10 from each partner/person then you'd try to qualify and hold title separate for your own 10 prperties (10 + 10 = 20 total properties).You can also look at credit aspects as well but typically lenders will use the lowest of the 2 middle scores (3 scores per person but will use the middle score).So the most important aspects are the income to qualify for the loans in the case of full documentation loans.

That's not impossible, but you need to have a plan since the property is already available for many people to consider.You can do a double close, if you can find a title company that will do the second half of the transaction.You can also buy the property in an LLC, then sell the LLC to your end buyer.

keep in mind documents affecting title are recorded at the county recorders in every county in the US as such they are open to the public.. and anyone can walk in an record documents now certain things need to be done on the documents to record them..

Closing costs include all typical including title and appraisal.

Sorry, however the title made you look.