The problem with one off leases is that if there is a problem you will end up having to pay an attorney to learn that lease.If you want to go at it alone you might also consult with the attorneys at the title company that close your deal.

That would be fees such as real estate commission, title costs, qualified intermediary fees, etc...

Then my partners usually went on title, or if they requested, I would be on title but the attorney would hold the physical note and collateral.Protect yourself - no deal is worth compromising your safety.

Does your title and main (first) photo get the click to your splash page? 

That would lead to people who always go with the cheap getting the bare minimum home inspection, title work, etc. 

If they attempt to it is identity theft.

Whether that looks like one subcontractor you trust, or a company who's brand identity you can get behind.

Why am I forced to buy title insurance that insures the lender, not me?

They still hold title to the property.• The "buyer" is making payments.

I've just done the work myself: get a judgment, file to have wages garnished, place liens on any property they may own (I've had some people come up as being on joint title on a property).Some people will sent up a payment plan as soon as the sheriff shows up to serve them with papers because they're so embarrassed!