I saw “right of redemption” in the tax foreclosure court paper. 

I want their signature on a piece of paper for my files. 

With the major paper mills shutting down across the state, is added to the economic slump.There are some great properties in LA, but they are all cashflow and little to no appreciation.

If the owner can hold the paper for a while, it helps her family get the business financials in order and gives them time to build credit.

@Lena Wang  Looks like a decent deal on paper. 

One had me go to the office, fill out papers, sign papers, took $100 start up fee from me then told me "we ll drive to the addresses and let you know if we can do it" SMH. 

Will the title company handle the paper work for the land contract for us after I send them the purchase agreement, and if so, about how much should it cost? 

Whether you or your parents own it on paper, your fees and expenses can be tax deductible as business expenses, and if yo’re in the paper, you can often still get approved “residential” rates and down payments if owner-occupied.

Text is not legal communication for proper notice regarding rentals.It's a good way to remind people. might work out for late rent reminders for you.. but if it get's beyond that.. paper trail.. and emails.. don't count either.. 

I'm estimating 20K in repairs, ARV of 75K, $1250 rent, $162 monthly P+I@ 5.38% over 30 years (called like 50 banks to no avail, decided to call the bank i keep my money in and found out they hold their own paper).