The buyer and seller sign disclosures at closing outlining all of the various risks of a subject-to transaction; they agree and understand that they are voluntarily proceeding, having had the opportunity to obtain the advice of independent counsel; and of course they release everybody involved (including any real estate agents) from liability.Ours even spells out exactly what will happen if they try to blame us for their own stupidity including agreeing to indemnify us for any attorneys fees and expenses we incur in defending and/or dismissing the complaint.

Zillow is actually make press releases regarding NAR, well basically they say they're well positioned to punish the traditional brokerage (Re/MAX and its friend) biz model.What I do notice in many industry in America, all these private company tried to push their own pricing as "market" when the sector is new, and after years after one large company(or its cartel) monopolized the industry , the gov. step in and say "hey you guys, you are violating this and that, you are manipulating this and that"....We will see different brokerage industry few years from today.

While they have historically been underappreciated and de-valued, this too is changing, particularly as new loan products are being released specifically for the purpose of funding ADU construction.

The investor does not get clear title until it obtains a quiet title order from a judge after a lawsuit, or it gets releases or quitclaims from everybody with redemption rights to the property, giving up their rights.Under the new system, bidders bid down the interest rate they are willing to accept if the property is redeemed.

Tell them $150 or you are willing to release them from their lease and let them move out.

I call the nice wealthy frineds and explain that house 4 is now worth enough to more than cover the loan amount and they agree to sign a release deed for house 3.

But it's like requiring a release for a mortgage 3 owners back that has a verified $0 balance.

In rogers park my units were $1150 in 2019, last year were $1450 and released them this year at $1600.

And like some body-snacher flick this parasite has taken over the "wholesaler" space all but totally, zombified creature feeding on your capital vs brains although they do consume a considerable amount of ones patience as well. 

The lender was Wells Fargo and they required an appraisal in order to release the vacant parcel.