These are my comments and observations and are for entertainment only, not an endorsement for or against any parties.

Ask a Realtor who has "direct endorsement" and is reliable in getting deals done.

(although I hold a position in that organization) CMA has not reviewed, endorsed or participated in this post.

It's not just dry RE Law books or books on surveying, but all kinds, likely they have some of the "investor" books (I know I saw some) as well as technical references.I was just thinking.....If you all, (enough people) would be interested I'll check them out from the BoR, read through them and give you a short version of recommendations, a synopsis, opinion but no endorsements as such.

I've learned by experience that if two people are partners, the public assumes that what one does is ok with and endorsed by the other.

TILA applies.NMLS (National Mortgage Licensing System) Originators must have this endorsement to originate loans that are both secured by a 1-4 family residence AND are consumer purpose loans.

Funds are paid, representations and agreements are signed and the note is assigned with an endorsement and filed.Usually a buyer will ask for a package of documents, I'd want to see;Copy of the note and deed of trust, Commercial deal, a copy of the settlement for the transactionA list of inventory collateralized and copies of the UCC filingsA copy of the first lien as filed with terms and payment requiredPayment history of the note, with verification of receipt/depositsCopies of any loan modifications or extensionsAppraisal on the property at sale on RE and equipment if anyA letter simply desiring the intent to sell with a description of the note with the book and page county as filed.

Shorter fits better on business cards, centers on letterhead, fits on stamps to endorse checks and costs less for type setting too.How about signs, cost per letter, big names, small letter size can't read it as well far away.How will you brand your business, got a slogan, a motto, a saying that identifies you?

There are several ways to add cogs to the flow of notes to shake them out to the surface, I'd say the cost on one deal to do things right would be a good investment....but I'm not making an endorsement here (Ken didn't pay me, LOL) but just saying, get informed. :)

To keep the coverage intact, use a Warranty Deed instead.If they have already been transferred by a Quit Claim Deed, you can buy an endorsement if the lapse has not been too long or a new policy.