I realize this is just a simplification of the paperwork but why is it called an assigment fee if, technically, a contract was assigned from the midle man/investor to the end buyer.

Technically if you jump around looking at different houses each listing agent represents both the seller and you, the buyer.

Technically, it should be marked as "contingent" if your MLS has the status.

As for the lien release, technically speaking, you need them to release the lien in writing.

I guess my biggest question is whether the contract technically puts the property ownership in the buyers name.

I'm saying 2 months as the husband apparently doesn't have the means or inclination to bring the note current.My problem is that technically the husband has, or would have legal access to the property while this in in process.

What's it's valuejohnmichael: Technically speaking, the fair market value is the price a property is actually worth.

answer is: the owner of the property is responsible for all of that, since , technically, they are just leasing the house as a landlord. however, renters insurance would be smart of the inhabitants of the house.

well, technically we can complain whenever we want :lol: I think it's great that Americans complain about stuff like this.

-Assuming technically and legally you could put such a thing as a nationwide MLS together (a HUGE assumption as MLSs and the NAR would spend big $$$ to crush this initiative), that's as many as 10,000,000 potential consumers of your product EACH YEAR.