The deed is worded as follows:John Doe hereby grants to:XYZ and 123, his wife as joint tenants as to an undivided 1/2 interest and ABC and 345, his wife, as joint tenants to to an undivided 1/2 interest in the following described property.That's the language of the old deed before ABC & 345 formed an LLC with their daughter.

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I would suggest making your response to highest and best say $100 over next highest offer up to to a maximum of (the highest amount you would pay).Will it work?

Head to toe.

Funds are paid, representations and agreements are signed and the note is assigned with an endorsement and filed.Usually a buyer will ask for a package of documents, I'd want to see;Copy of the note and deed of trust, Commercial deal, a copy of the settlement for the transactionA list of inventory collateralized and copies of the UCC filingsA copy of the first lien as filed with terms and payment requiredPayment history of the note, with verification of receipt/depositsCopies of any loan modifications or extensionsAppraisal on the property at sale on RE and equipment if anyA letter simply desiring the intent to sell with a description of the note with the book and page county as filed.

Just got the verification today on a small house large lot in Alamo California.

Ryan Halverson,I went to the local assessor after I closed on the property with my HUD statement and they lowered the assessment down to to my purchase price.

My lease just renewed for 5 more years and I had no idea it was suppose to. To

I assume - but please correct me if I'm wrong - that after the contract is accepted, prospective buyer can lawfully ask to provide the payment history, copy of lease and recent Schedule E for buyer's DD and verification.

Funds may only become sufficient to close prior to closing in the closing agen't account.When the deal funds, the HML breaks down the deed of trust with a collateral assignment, often in violation of state/ SEC regs, as that is an unregistered security, but usually only known between the investor and the broker.There are other ways, but this seems to be common, the new verification requirement will probably change this, hopefully for the better