:Here are the three most important things I do:Finding DealsFinding MoneyFixing ProblemsI'm going to steal that quote from you, Steve...This is exactly what the top three things on my list are as well (though I don't spend nearly enough time on #2).

The most common scam in the marketplace is the "Fee Stealing" scheme.

My agent says that the seller paid the same identical fee 1.2k to escrow as I did.

I'm fishing for other peoples approaches to see if I can improve or add anything... and the home is a steal for the right buyer...I posted on this forum because I wanted to talk to some other agents outside of my area... :)

The buyer does then "own" all rights to the position in the contracts, even though their name(s) aren't listed on there as the buyer (they have the assignment docs & all the disclosures that prove their ownership).But what I recommend doing is having the attorney print out an additional set of docs (with identical terms) so the new buyer can sign that set with the seller directly (sometimes some utilities require the tenant buyer to show a lease between them & the seller directly).

Memphis tenants who steal the appliance when they move out.

Once the lender identifies themselves and provides proof of identity by way of the mortgage, the insurance company will keep the lender on the mailing list at the same time as the borrower for policy renewal, etc.

* Are people out walking the dog, or walking around looking for something to steal?

And now, after all that, he's going to be able to basically "steal" my half away from me ?

Will this not steal wealth from landlords already in these areas?