The biggest issue is that you'll be representing yourself, which means you are emotionally involved.

Here, you are really a salesperson representing his company, with knowledge of his terms and other lending criteria that he somehow convinced you to pay for.

Tenant stipulates, represents, and warrants that Tenant has visually examined the Premises, and that it is, at the time of this Lease, in good order, repair, and in a safe, clean, and habitable condition.

Nobody has represented me or my interest in any of the jobs.

TenantClooud, landload customer service team:Many times, when you call TenantCloud's customer service, the representatives may not have detailed knowledge about the specific programs or features.

Yes, I represented myself in this transaction as my real estate agent.

Yes, I represented myself in this transaction as my real estate agent.

I could just hire a lawyer directly (and for less based on what most are saying).In most states PMC personnel are NOT allowed to represent an owner in court.Please check your state laws before repeating your statement about this!

Some states require a long formal court process, during which time the person in charge (executor or administrator, aka personal representative) may have certain interim powers to sell real estate before distributing to heirs or beneficiaries.Other States make it possible to get a single court order distributing real estate to heirs or beneficiaries without the need of the lengthy interim (formal) probate.Still other States permit a really informal, simplified method of transferring real estate from a deceased person to their heirs without court involvement.Hence, you you've got to know the State, the basics rules for that State and what's required to purchase in order to know when the sweet spot to market to a probate seller is.

Good Question, I would imagine the lender will want to recover whatever percentage that home represents in the single mortgage.