If you're simply assigning it or double closing with the investor's funds then you want to advertise yourself as "the source" or "the one in control" to clarify that there is no daisy chain.

The longer answer is, bid because it's just a type of deed that says they have no idea what could have happened to the title chain before they took possession.

Sometimes some can see gold where others just see rock and dirt. 

I'm sure you'll soon realize that you can learn more here than from most paid courses :)Make sure to check out the podcasts, they are a gold mine of information. 

This is gold!

These are blood-suckers going after the pot of gold because they know there's a very good chance they can scare the Landlord into an out-of-court settlement, wherein they'll get paid handsomely.

I find there's always a gold nuggets of information in each one and I go back to listen to a number of them multiple times.

I watch people market 50k inner city homes like gold on here and it makes me sick. 

I would like to know if anyone has had this problem.I'm going to the be owner of a new property TOMORROW, got the survey on Friday from title company and just come to find that my property line doesn't match the survey on record.Technically I have the end of the driveway as my property line in the survey but in fact I have the drive-way and about an extra five feet (5x132) and then a chain link fence (which is what I thought was the property line)What do I do in this case?

First, if you are planning to get mortgages, it will increase your workload with the bank, which will need to know all of the people in the ownership chain under the "know your borrower" laws.