Am I legally able to take a conditional nonrefundable deposit from a section 8 tenant to prevent her from renting some place else other then mine during/after her end part of section 8 paperwork processing stage (provided she will get the final approval by section 8 that is; she told me she has been a section 8 tenant for years and she’s just being transfer from one city to another; she verbally agreed that she‘ll rent my place)?

Within one month, I transferred all my accounts, and went to work at a mortagage company.

When the portfolio is transferred, we usually quit claim the deed into our name from whoever owns it.

So, Suz, in addition to showing the commissions or points on the HUD, you must also show the subsequent transfer of the money from the RE broker or Mortgage broker back to you.

If the survivors and heirs of a deceased person do not take the will through the probate process in a timely fashion, it will eventually become null and void for purposes of transferring the property and the heirs will have to pursue other means if they want to take title.Fixes for title issues will be individual and based on the situation, but there are a few common techniques to have in your mental toolbox.

Also, if I transfer a property that I already own and have a mortgage on into the LLC, what is to prevent the lender from calling the loan due?

House is in very good condition with only expenses are appliances, replacing the carpet in 2 bedrooms to hardwood floors and transfer taxes (no back taxes even)...As said, as a first time home buyer not sure this is the right approach (to buy without CO and related consequncies) and looking for advise here from the investor community.

First, not everyone wants to do lease options, subject-to, wholesaling and second, you do not need to wait 60 days to transfer the title into the entity.

The property is currently in corp. name and needs to be transfered to personal.

Due to transfer taxes (a percentage of the amount for which the property sold which is paid to the government), the agent wants the price as low as possible if he has to buy it for the bank; thus keeping the taxes down.