It's the proverbial "self fulfilling prophesy"!!!  

I have my tenants sign a 1 year with a month-to-month after they've fulfilled their first year and usually most do not stay longer than the second year.

Thanks for reading, and may this year bring you all success and fulfillment in your investing and related endeavors!

That alone can cause the self fulfilling prophecy effect.You should be happy though, there will be more for you to snap up :-) I have sat the sidelines since last December (but purchased >$4m worth in December) and currently will only enter for a great deal or great value add.  

There are so many niches and specialties, you can almost always find a way to have a fulfilling career - and hopefully make some money.I have been a real estate appraiser for 11 years and had a real estate sales license for almost as long.

Utah based fulfillment companies are probably a billion dollar industry.. you got that right. 

If the owner is being advised by her legal counsel that selling the property would relieve her of whatever obligation she isn't currently fulfilling,  it is very likely due to the fact that said obligation would then be the responsibility of the new owner. 

All complimented with Amazon fulfillment centers, google, and more tech manufacturing jobs.The bad reputation comes from OOS investors wanting $20k D market properties.

Multifamily assets are cheaper than surrounding markets and yet the area's economy is strong and well positioned for light manufacturing, distribution, fulfillment etc. job growth - disproportionately renter profiles - being located on I-85/I-40. 

if i'm understand your question correclty,the answer is that you can't be put on title with a contract for deed..a contract for deed puts you on title once you fulfill your financial obligations to the seller..if they own the property outright, they can just finance the sale to you and then you'll be on title...you can refinance with a bank from a contract for deed, but when you do, the contract for deed will have to be converted to a note and deed of trust...hope that helps..btw, are you sure about the value of the property?