secondly, if the "land trust" is used....i was told by this same escrow/title company [regional district supervisor] that the lender will not accept the "land trust" because they are qualifying the individual, not the trust....this is btw, the "end-buyers" lender....and this also is illustrating the "end-buyer" using traditional/conventional financing...not "cash" or "hard money"......thereby, limiting the option of this being used as a viable means to close this SS transaction.so, i guess the verdict is still out as to what is the real way to accomplish a successful SS closing where those of us doing this work can really each some pay.....

They wanted some changes, and when he went down for an inspection and found things in the wrong spots, the supervisor said, "don't worry, when they're done, we'll break them out and repour them in the right spots.

I was notified of Friday that the "supervisor" did not agree with the price and now needed $121,000 or the deal would not go through.

I use it at my work place and trust me it sucks big time.

Meanwhile contact her case supervisor and inquire about if they have rent ceiling already established on this address and also understand how long inspection will take and when apx would I expect to get paid.

It would be interesting if workplaces offered a way to invest in real estate deals or trust deeds/syndication deals how many people would choose that type investment over investing in the S&P500 for example.Of course people can use their funds to invest via a self directed IRA , but this is a bit more complicated and of course nobody will tell you about this at your job.

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(Him and his supervisor.)

I have already spoken to DPW supervisor and the private repair person who gave the homeowners an estimate a couple of years ago (yes it’s been going on that long).Here’s the 2nd bad part - the other homeowner who shares the line is completely uncooperative and so far has said they won’t share cost of repair.

Say what you will about that, but it is a simple fact of life.That doesn't mean we can't create a great workplace where people want to be, but that is a means to an end.