It can be done and delivered with renter in place.

If the fee contingent on the outcome rather than paying for services already delivered even if you never do a deal?

My business partner and I have found over and over that we continue to run into real estate people who are great with first impressions and get you charged with assuring you that they can do the job for you only to ride off into the sunset and not deliver, much less communicate that they can't do the job.Makes us crazy!

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Wonder if I should leave the owner a note to increase my odds or personaly deliver my offer to the agent's office.

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So after the Investor and Seller sign the option to lease option agreement, then you find the qualified T/B....next the T/B goes down to the title escrow company to sign the assignment agreement with the Investor assigning the option to lease option "rights" to the T/B...next the T/B signs the lease agreement and option to purchase agreement between the T/B and Seller...next the T/B delivers check to escrow company for assignment fee and 1st months rent...then the Investor gets paid by the title escrow company and out of the pictureIs this correct??

Title Company told me that they closed because bank promised them to deliver subordination, but never did.

Our seller's escrow company has informed us it takes 3 weeks to a month to have buyer's title insurance delivered.

I've made offers on several short sales in the past but never actually bought one.I've been told to put language in the contract to the effect of "property will be delivered vacant and all of owner/occupants' or tenants belonging will be removed before closing date".What about the final walkthrough?