You can have a Lock Box Sale, Lock Box Lease, Lock Box Option and a Lock Box TIC.Since a sale contract, lease agreement and a TIC agreement can all require performance by the buyer, tenant or minority holder, agreements as to default and penalties can be incorporated.

As the landlord, you give it to whoever said it was theirs first-- and that's that.With respect to my issue with a landlord that hasn't yet evicted the tenant, is the only key holder to the property (tenant gave up keys) and won't allow me to enter and retrieve my property, there may be grounds for conversion or trespass to chattel.

As you educate yourself, the picture will become more clear as to which considerations apply to your specific situation.The key is that the plan is invested at arm's length with no direct or indirect benefit to the account holder or disqualified parties (largely lineal family).

In the case of wholesale reassignment, the first contract-holder never takes possession.  

Giving the get rich stuff in the paper game, charging for the education which was how to get the notes to show to them, they'd give a bid and then the note finder has to go back to the holder and go lower in the offer to make anything.As to buying and not knowing the applicable laws, say you bought a note for just 15K, you held it a few months and had problems and started foreclosure.

So that is why I like it when I am a seller.But as a buyer I like the additional rights afforded in California to the holder of a purchase contract.

My tenants appreciate amenities like towel bars and toilet paper holders in the bathrooms

Local power company will have a white tag on the meter if the power is in, a blue tag if the account holder requested it be shut off and a red tag when it's shut off for non-payment so that makes it pretty easy when inspecting properties.

ICANN oversees registered domain names and ICANN has a rule that you cannot transfer a domain name to another hosting sight for 60 days after it's original transfer (or 60 days of a previous transfer). http://www.icann.org/en/resources/registrars/transfers/name-holder-faqsNot sure if this is what you're referring to - but here's the info.

My title company said they could do it but they would need to contact the original lien holder, which is not what I want to do.