Is there additional risk of having the loan called due on transfer because of these attractive rates?

I think i am going to use Google Voice & have it transfer to my cell phone so I can answer right away when possible.

When I get those CC offers in the mail that offer 0% transfer for XX months I write myself the check & use it.

The specific wording I've seen for BoA REOs (when sold to investors) is:"Grantee(s)/purchaser(s) of the property may not re-sell/record an additional conveyance document/or otherwise transfer title to the property within 60 days from Grantor's execution of this Deed."

Two deeds, two sets of funds, and two sets of transfer taxes.

I assumed we were talking about purchasing tax liens - but I shouldn't assume anything.As for the bank honoring the check - I understood the OP to ask whether the "conditions" placed on the check would legally bind the payee to transfer the lien to the payor.

Now most of them use www.erentpayment.com, much easier for me to track although it takes about 3 days before the money is transferred to my account.

I've used both email money transfer and a recurring billing process through PayPal.

The seller transfers title into a land trust, with himself as beneficiary.

Also If the contract is written at a higher sale price to use the gift of equity, will transfer taxes have to be paid on both the financed and non-financed portions of the sale?