I operate in the south suburbs and you can’t sell houses without a transfer stamp which requires permits every time.

I can't say that my experience here in WI will apply exactly the same in SC, but here in WI, assuming a house has gone through most of the foreclosure process, through the various court hearings, etc they'll set an auction date, hold the auction and then at some point after the auction, there will be a confirmation hearing, which is generally a rubber stamp for the results of the auction.

i just got my envelopes, stamps, and my yellow paper and before i write up 400 letters i want to be make sure i am doing it correct. so one last time!!!"

I could be wrong but does Florida still have those doc stamp fees or something to that effect? 

It's smart to educate yourself about anything you intend to invest in, whether its real estate, stocks, mutual funds, gold, stamps, or cars.Jay, it sounds like, from reading your other posts, that you want to ensure that people from out of state know exactly what they're getting themselves into. 

Also his pictures have no time stamps, good luck getting that to hold up.

I think they changed it over the weekend.Those 500 went out with .33cent stamps, but I think I saved by printing them out myself instead of going to a print-shop and having them do it, extra postage and all.

Gives applicant option of completing a a pre-stamped envelope so she can return checks by mail easily if they do not get the unit; or she destroys the checks, depending on applicant's preference.)I'm considering trying this approach but wanted to tap into the hive on a few questions first...1.

It has a readily determinable value (and it fact I will be receiving $650,000.00 USD in my account per the terms of the deal), so I will have an easily identifiable US dollar value for the sale of the asset, with a time stamp on it.

In one case, the Agent needed his Broker's approval, but it was basically rubber stamped.