That is why we have attorneys like Tim Joyce who can examine your title and why people by title insurance, to protect against title flaws.

ABSOLUTELY CAREFULLY EXAMINE THE FINANCIAL DOCUMENTS, THE RESERVE STUDY INFORMATION, RESERVE FUNDING, REPAIR HISTORY, AND WHAT IS COMING UP TO BE REPAIRED.

First let's examine the primary difference between condos and co-ops. 

Therefore, it is important to do your homework and examine all of the potential fees and expenses that will impact the overall return on your investment.

Some background information about me: I just ended my 3rd year as a college student and am entering my fourth and final year in the Fall, I am 20 years old, I also recently passed my California Real Estate Sales Person exam in March.

Either way, you should examine the market to determine what you should offer and put less weight on the list price.

Filing the note does nothing but causes a problem in a title search as the examiner who finds the note will then need to search for the release and if not found then you have a problem.Both mortgage and deeds of trust describe the promissory note secured by the date of its making, the original amount and the beginning interest rate.

I read through the Home Path website last evening, because a property I am examining is Home Path eligible and I wanted to understand the program.My assumption is the program is only available to residents, but I was unable to find that documented on the website.

These numbers could be examined with your real net return from rent for a little further relevance.  

So, don't bet on hiding in some private deal.Experience alone is not something to rely on as things have changed so much that what you did 10 years ago could very well be illegal now, most deals that flew and were done 20 years and more certainly won't fly today without reviewing new compliance issues and most just won't work.I'd bet we have other current or past financial regulators here on BP as well, I know we had another FDIC Examiner but he has not posted for awhile.