If you do it, it shouldn't be something official.

So, if that and the precanceled stamps used are good enough to have a post office official take a second look I think I'm doing pretty good. 

Do it official with your attorney and proper notice served.

The title company should provide this on an official document with their letter head and the amount transferred.

Straight off the MLS vs off-market, finding a seller on your own before it's officially for sale.The MLS is the multiple listing service, where an agent/broker/realtor has been retained by a seller. 

I am VERY new to the game (just officially licensed yesterday) but I have been reading a lot on BP since I started the RE journey 8-9 months ago.

Okay, let’s say I submit official offers to the listing agents at the price that works from my calculations. 

There is some type of official paperwork that you file with your city/county that when the buyer tries to close on the property with the seller, your contract shows up as part of the chain of title.

The official move won't happen until August, but we are leaning towards Charlotte and the surrounding areas.

So if you’re not putting chocolate on the pillow and you don’t have a pond with ducks swimming in the lobby your property is not 5 Stars.