I have used HWA for aome clients in MN before

The first thing you want to do is get a pencil search or a O & E report on the properties you are interested in bidding in to make sure the title is clear.

So here's the scenario...An AOS was signed by all parties and slated to go to settlement in several weeks (Dec. 22nd).

The company I used to work for the underwriters got a lot of exposure because they would be working directly with the acquisitions officers, but also sat in on the acquisition meetings with the two principals, CIO, COO, CFO, AO, etc.  

With a o many different strategies, I just wanted to make sure I was starting off on the right path. 

Although very educated and in RE industry for 20 years or so with over 1,000 transactions she says NO WAY IN *^LL we're buying a property with a clouded title that we know about......Ao only way it will happen is if I can somehow get it cleared up or get the seller to do that.Anyway, I'm going on a six month trip to Alaska and back in with my family in our RV starting next month.

I would be surprised if you get an AO for under 90k.Second: Rehab cost - in my area a full rehab is usually somewhere between $40 and $50 per sqft.

There is definitely not a OM.

Ao here is the deal, my numbers make sense for a flip but need to figure out if its a good one to keep. 

The selling agent claims since my relator did not check off line 707 of the AOS.