You will incur double closing costs, but y9ou can reduce them with having the right team members on board and buying teh additional title policy from the bank.

If the buyers/renter are on board, and they totally check out, and they have a loan COMMITMENT for the purchase, and it's fair market offer, and you have a lender that is reasonable, it could be a good solution.Other ifs you want to cover too.

I have been trying to get him to jump on board and start investing, but he is one of those people who love to talk about, but never makes the leap.

Once you get a hard money lender on board they are able to close quickly.

It is down about 10% based on passenger count at McCarran airport.

If they don't, you should have already calculated that into your purchase price.I agree it is much preferable for the buyer to be on board and understand they may have to pay the fee if the bank won't.

When I find a homeowner that is on board, we put our package together and get a listing agreement via a Realtor we bring in.

Make sure to post in the Seeking Mentor/Partner forum with specifics about your needs in a mentor and I'm sure you'll find what you seek.Its good having you on board!

The lender might require that there be a listing agreement with a realtor, but a good negotiator could assist you with circumventing that requirement.If you acquire the note as suggested by Financexaminer (Bill), be sure that you have the estate reps on board to get a DIL.

If the realtors know that you have a title company on board then they are MUCH more willing to work with you.