So if you're the listing agent it could be a nice little bonus you can offer to the buyer and if you represent the buyer then you'd be hooking them up with a nice closing gift in the form of the warranty.

I'm remind of the old Twilight Zone episode where the lonely guy buys a love potion for cheap, like $10.He was impressed at the exceptional value and it's powerful effect on his love interest, who doted on him and made him the object if her desire round the clock.I don't recall what the antidote cost him, but he gladly paid the old shopkeeper the astronomical price to get 'her' out of his life.Perhaps the note could be "gifted" to a competiting note buyer?

I want to purchase a house in which my aunt and mom are 50/50 owners. I would just be purchasing my aunts 1/2. Financing for this is becoming a real pain. I have a wealthy friend who is willing to give me the $ to ...

I need to figure out how to show my thanks to the people who helped me out, just a note is good but I would to get them a gift card to a nice supper or something like that.

Reward those that do with a gift certificate to a local restaurant.

With he money from #2 and #3 above, plus the occasional small loan or gift from my parents I built this 1500 square foot home essentially by myself.

Collectible statues that were given as a gift, broken.

Good news though--FHA allows you to use "gift funds" for a down payment, so your parents, uncles and aunts, etc, could "gift" you money to use in a purchase.

And I do A LOT of it.Thanks so much for confirming that the skill you have for what you do is a gift and that it's not for me!

I seriously doubt a judge would remove someone from title simply because they couldn't be served.If there is animosity between the two, then the best bet would be for You to find the girl friend, as a neutral third party, bearing gifts.