Good to meet another entrepreneur here.  

Basically just a document that gives instructions to the title company on how to disburse the seller's proceeds outside of the closing.

If you are going to learn via academic setting remember to get friends who speak it (there are language schools for people who want to learn English, volunteer there and it's free conversation instruction).

****So much so that I'm willing to pass along all wholesale profit potential on deals I find and lock up to an experienced wholesaler/investor in exchange for proper wholesaling instruction.

I could see getting a "bad" re-key if you were in a hurry, or didn't follow the instructions fully.

Below I'm pasting in GV's instructions for Sprint users.

That said, crowdfunding may be a good way to raise sponsor capital, or the amount of equity outside investors require you to have in the deal to have "skin in the game".In summary, I believe crowdfunding is a game changer that will enable thousands of entrepreneurs to seed their ideas.

Kind of hypocritical of me to preach college to my kids, but not everyone is cut out for being an entrepreneur!

It generally takes a few days to receive an email from the title company as to the wiring instructions and then you have a few days to wire money.

I can't find any instructions about this form online.