You can partner with them, convey a half undivided interest with the power of sale is another way and you can place a lien/rehab loan on the property.

I consider much of what I say to be on a humorist side, not meant to be elitist.BP is full of posts, many are mine, concerning the note business and I have tried to convey an honest, eye opening awareness to new investors, especially to the points about attempting to acquire a property by buying the note.

It is also important to notate what is being implied here is the conveyance of BOTH the security instrument (DOT/Mortgage) and the Note.

Bottom line, you're going to be low priority, ans possibly be hooked up with someone who has no idea has to effectively convey information.My advice is to get the funds needed and pay a proven coach to teach you.

We nicely explained that for them to convey clear title, they need to provide it.

I do not know specifically about the Lone Star State, but many locales charge a "conveyance" tax or some type of recording fee which is based on the reported sale price.

I read information on http://ml-implode.com/ that referenced victims of sub prime loans and used this language to convey that I had a mortgage with New Century.What does it mean you spent $36K on the mortgage?

It would be silly for me to try to convey to you what I say or do.

I think it is best to keep the information as short as possible, but still convey the message you want.

Serving as an accountant for association dues also does not require a real estate license.Only those property management activities that involve a conveyance of real estate by contract or lease require a real estate license.