If using Realtor(c) forms, don't hesitate to fill an entire blank Addendum page of added language to protect yourself.  

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out.    

I was, admittedly, a bit hesitant wiring a large amount of money to an outside firm, but the consultant at IRA financial kept in constant contact throughout the process. 

I suppose that's one advantage of high taxes..... consistent markets :)Good Luck and don't hesitate to reach out with any questions.

Besides, most lenders are hesitant to even lend in my area (It real Ghetto) so I don't have that problem haha

But, I hesitate to use up what we have now on acquiring rentals and not have any left to acquire more or do the occasional flip for capital.So what we were thinking is to reverse that and try to get in on a couple of flip deals first to build up some more operating capital and then start buying rentals with the occasional flip along the way.

I understand the circumstances and why title insurance companies are hesitant to provide insurance, but was hoping for a few examples of title insurance companies that would work with you despite the lack of a quiet title. 

The letter basically said she was a great tenant, if he (the landlord) didn't need to move back into the house himself she wouldn't even be leaving (the landlord was a military member who was getting out of the service), and if given the opportunity he would rent to her again without hesitation.  

I'd be hesitant to give up that interest rate. 

If you have any questions or anything I can help you with, please don’t hesitate to reach out!