@Bill Gulley  I tried to hire a RMLO to do some note work for me in Nevada and I got a nasty gram from the State of Nevada claiming I was trying to broker note sin Nevada.then the few Nevada brokers I talked to none of them would facilitate owner carry back notes.NOw I did not talk to every broker in Nevada but I see this as a huge issue.. if you can't find someone to do your compliance...the State of Nevada was trolling BP and saw my post... by the way..

It needs to be a "complete" home to get a regular mortgage.Is a home with a gross kitchen that needs to be torn down to the studs, nasty showers, yellow smoke stains on the walls, 50 years of grime everywhere, etc, in "live-in" condition?

This will also help peeping the trim for its change in color, removing all dirt and grime that may be on or around the area.

One gram of gold? 

I know personally on the lending side I made one post on BP about finding a broker in Nevada to be my MLO on a few transactions and I either got turned in by someone on BP or the state was monitoring the site as I got a nasty gram from the state of Nevada .. asking me if I had ever brokered a loan and if I did they see I am not licensed and if I did I am in trouble. .I had to give them a  sworn and notorzied statement that I had in fact never brokered a loan in Nevada and I know I need a license and will do so if I intend to work in that state..

@Jeff Gates I will look into money gram. 

Clients of mine have used Grimes Surveying & Mapping in Pacific Palisades and M&M in Malibu.

Thanks to all for your responses......we don't Wells Fargo or Bank of America or 7-11 in our city but we do have several Money Gram locations so I'll take a look at rentpayment.com. 

You also need to clean around the door by the seals, which is where grime and food residue collects. 

Also, cover your bases so that when your grams passes it easily goes to you.