One of the major differences is making sure you are not transacting with disqualified persons, but the documentation can be much the same (or identical) in most cases.

You can incorporate language into the sales agreement that allows you to form an LLC and take title in that LLC as a closing condition.

He probably wrote it up on a MS Word or Google Doc, no notary seal or anything to certify his identity and uploaded it to DocuSign "Name of person promise to pay Becca F. the sum of $$$$.....

These properties which are almost identical to my property are valued at $100k or more less than my property.

Hey @Craig Cushler we've got lending and an investor-friendly title connection for your Toledo deals.

Jeff Gammell at M and M Title is a good atorney. 937-434-7366

Either you do a double closing taking title to the home and selling to another buyer simultaneously or doing an assignment of contract where you assign your interest to another buyer for a fee. 

It depends on if it has elimination of title or not.

As such it is not transferred by warranty deed, in most states the transfer is by vehicle title. 

(iii) The grantor of a living trust that was named in the title to the property when the notice of default was recorded.