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That's kinda correct, originators don't "hold" loans, originators that work on an affiliate basis or as a brokerage originate the loan, the loan is usually prepared by the lender buying the note at par. As

My attorney (or at least his para legal) does this for me gratis.Here they have immediate access to most of the information & current (pre)(post) foreclosure status.I then contact my title work guy to get anything else I may need on the property.

The tenant or any secured party has the right to redeem the property at any time before the landlord has disposed of it or entered into a contract for its disposition by payment of the landlord's charges under par. (a

(b) A landlord may not require a prospective tenant to pay for a consumer credit report under par. (a

Pay a seasoned para-legal who is well versed in TREC contract forms to give you a solid understanding of the TREC contract.

This Faisal sounds like he's headed toward the same fate as Menachem Stark.I thought Boston landlords were on the same par as NY until I read it.

Also for estate planning again speak with an attorney you could sign an amendment ahead of time or create a para upon demise of XYZ(wishing you health & a very long period before that would happen) that the LLC membership would transfer to ______ blank person.

Or, the investors own the LLC, and the LLC loans the money to you for the property.I've heard of doing loans "para pasu", which gives each lender a mortgage against the property, but all are in equal position.

@Paras Newbe I would read @Betty Cruz number 3 and 4 about 10 times before jumping into san antonio.