It took several months.

In NC, if you don't do things by the book, it can be so much worse in the end.

These days, when people sell on land contracts, it's often with the intent of not recording it, trying to reduce the chance the original lien gets called due on sale.

It consists of an 8 unit apartment building being sold with a single family home next door to it, each on their own parcel.

Also if you do it month by month, you can give her notice at anytime. 

From speaking to some others in the market, it coincides with skyrocketing premiums.

I understand it’s not the area you’re looking at but I’m sure they build the same homes in other neighborhoods.

Just know right up front that it is a very risky business, particularly right now.

Any chance you could send it to me?

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