Yes, lenders often entertain early-stage conversations, especially when you have a strong track record like yours.

The closing costs to consider are the recording, legal, title search, insurance, appraisal, and escrow fees.6.

Through the years, he did some renovations and contractors checking into it says there's no record on file as to the designation.

I have the similar settings as @Bruce Woodruff "guest must have a good track record" and I send a pre-book message that they will have to provide me with their email address in order for me to send them the rental agreement and I have not had any issues with using that option.

My bank stuck with me as at that point I had 17 year track record with them.

From your comments it seems you didn't even look at our website or social media and our contact records show we never talked to you. 

You need the connections or manpower to scour the counties recorders offices for seller carry backs then build a data base of those.. then you have to try to skip trace or other methods to get to the Beneficiary of those notes.

What I was told is that the deal must close in your name and be recorded and then you can start the process of moving it into your LLC. 

Recording: The land contract should be recorded with the county clerk's office to protect the buyer's interest.By understanding the key features, benefits, and risks of land contracts, buyers and sellers in Kentucky can make informed decisions about this type of real estate transaction.

Brokers can look at tax records but past that they are not going to do title examinations and date downs again thats what title companies are in business for to protect buyers and protect your title..