Thomas -- I hope you've done more due diligence that what you conveyed in your post there.

Title can only be conveyed via a castle holding trust.

-Seek a BPO-Contact renters directly (might be hard since I don't have their names or phone number)-Avoid paying full commission-Consider a 1031 exchangeMy previous postings were from my cell phone, so I think maybe I wasn't conveying my thoughts well to save on tiny-button presses.

They did not convey a clean equitable interest in the home to you.

The buyer under the contract for deed can't convey title, but they can lease to you and allow you to sub-let while giving you an option to buy at a later date.Unless you establish 20+% down on thses within the time frame left, you will have a hard time buying to obtain title.

In our contract it states: Seller agrees to furnish a marketable title to the said property and agrees to convey by Limited Warranty deed to Purchaser at closing, subject only to the following:a.

My main problem with speaking with professionals is not so much my ability to speak clearly and professionally, but I just don't really know the content of the message I should convey to them to get them to trust me and work with me.

So in the title of the thread I tried to convey from my reading out here and blogs that contractors are part of the problem not solution.

These have many problems and usually don't end well.A land contract or contract for deed is an installment purchase that has accepted teeth for a buyer conveying more of the bundle of rights of an owner,including the right to sell.Seller financing usually means a note and deed of trust where title is conveyed to the buyer, the seller simply acts as the bank and finances amounts of equity.A sub-2 and Wrap are seller financed transactions where the seller finances equity but the buyer also assumes the payments of an existing mortgage as well.

The number just doesn't convey that