Has anyone applied for Auction.com's financing option, affiliated with Archetype Mortgage Capital?  

I used a system from a book called "Contractors guide to Quickbooks Pro" by Karen Mitchell (I have no affiliation).

I'm not affiliated in any way, so this isn't an ad, but there are a couple of lenders in my REIA who focus on investors and their portfolios.Just a thought.

We both have full time jobs also.My question is, I noticed Kansas requires you to be affiliated with a broker to be licensed.

You could look up the local affiliate of the national REIA club in NC and contact them to see if they can help you locate reputable local investors to work with.

While either party may pay for servicing, the borrower has paid the costs, when the benefits are properly explained, in all of my dealings with seller financed transactions.All title plants, closing offices have either a title attorney in them or affiliated with them and should be capable of providing standard documents for a transaction.

Apparently they are also called FMC Lending and are somehow affiliated to Athas Capital (although I'm not exactly sure how.).If anyone has any experience on them, please share.Jean

Patten Law firm & Homeland Title are two local companies to check with (no affiliation). 

Also, tell them about the team of respected affiliate you have that can increase the velocity of a transaction--no investor likes holding costs.

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