The deal, prior to inspections, is very solid on paper, in my own opinion (I am from there) and the opinion of a friend who is a top commercial agent in the area.Details:$750,000 PPSeller financing 5.5% (Interest Only for 10 years, total note 30)30% Down **Current NOI is 52kWe could get the NOI to 60k right away with a $50 per unit rent raise as they are underpriced quite a bit at the moment.

Sending a paper check to my address would also be acceptable.I do know that he could go online and set this up himself with his bank. 

made digital signatures legal valid signatures.However, a digital signature cannot be notarized - the nature of a notary is a person to person verification and ID check making sure the person signing the doc is who they say they are and they are putting pen to paper in front of the notary.Some documents cannot be digitally signed - Sometimes this is law, sometimes it is policy of whoever / whatever administers the document or the intent of the document.Examples:a purchase contract can be digitally signedFHA will allow buyers to digitally sign some disclosures, but sellers have to wet sign.You can't digitally sign a deed - because it has to be notarized.

Instead they have a third party system through Viewpost that either wants to draft a paper check and then mail it to my office in CA (which doesn't help me one bit), or can do an electronic xfer that TAKES 6 BUSINESS DAYS.

I didn’t have a large marketing budget, or any budget for that matter, so in order to send out the direct mailers I bought a list and put together 2000 yellow letters by buying the paper and envelopes in bulk at Walmart and then spending the next couple of weeks every night from midnight to 2am, after the kids were sleeping, just folding and stamping them to save money.

I have a couple prospects but haven't got anything on paper yet.

Contact a real estate attorney to draw up the paper work having the buyer pay all the costs of the transaction.

There's a "rare" case of the property owner declaring bankruptcy before the day of the sale... you can lose your entire bid amount that way... that's atleast what a lawyer stated in a consultation.3) you call the IRS lien department they can fax you a paper document stating if there is a lien or not its best to have this - unsure about the 120 days start date but we can safely assume it starts once the sale occurs or the date its switched legally in the clerk systems.4) State specific - FL the mortgage is wiped out and all liens (excluding municipality liens)5) No they're giving you a "tax-deed" - see my recently purchased tax-deed below (it may look a bit different after the county officially enters it in their systems which happens around 10 days afterward in FL).6) it depends on how your state does their tax-deeds if it has an online system you can literally see the mailings that have occurred and you'll know if the proper procedures were taken.

You can do this on Yahoo Finance where it allows you enter your portfolio information (you're just entering paper trades rather than real trades).

Hi All ,I am doing some research on Trust Deed ( Performing Notes only ) and have found few providers through the reference from BP and also doing an organic search on the Internet.Have anyone used company Paper Assets Capital (PAC) to buy Trust Deed ( Performing Notes only)?