At an academic/legal level, the law is fairly clear that you need to bring an ejectment action.

When I helped develop an internal software system for a financial institution we tested all of our loan calculations against TValue and a good ole HP12C.

(of course this can be remedied with title insurance which is part of your vetted team)2) Don't understand the Time Value of Money and how discount, terms, face rate of the note, an time all play into calculating a true yield, ROI or Internal Rate of Return. 3) Don't want to put effort into researching and fact checking before presenting a deal for consideration.

I use First International Title (next to Bonefish) and they have always worked with me on my purchases and sales.

We service several Domestic and International Investors and in doing so we try to insure all of our Clients are satisfied with our service.

I know my international investors have found it very lucrative.

Are they domestic or international?

When the crap hits the fan, pooling of money for deals will absolutely function like a pyramid scheme for some unscrupulous operators...they will rob from Peter to pay Paul, many times without bad intentions.It also takes good internal record keeping to keep from commingling funds.

With that money, I will fund international adoptions for families every single month.

Those are just internal overlays of the lender you are speaking with.