now send me a copy of this so i can cross it all of the list and get ready for 2011

I can assure you, there are more attorneys in my "backyard" than yours, so the fact that I've never once even had cross words with anyone involving my real estate transactions shows that you don't have a clue what you're talking about.

It is on the border of an Up-and-coming neighborhood - and I'm actually going to auction to try to purchase the neighboring property, so it would be good to get both.

If you are really curious then pull all the docs and cross reference the recording document numbers, loan numbers, apn's, etc to ensure everything was as it appear to you.

We need to keep our fingers crossed, imo.

My main lender is 10 points, 10% APR, 2 year notes, LTV depends on the situation but usually around 75% ARV or cross-collateralizing another property for 100% ARV.

Don't forget the one million people living across the border in Reynosa, and 5-6 bridges connecting the 2 countries.

Visit Borders or Books a Million and scan through their selections.

You can cross that bridge when you get to it.All those on title will need to be on the new note and deed of trust, so your sister-in-law will need to go on the note with you, her credit and income will also be a consideration.There are lots of things you are not considering!

Keeping my fingers crossed.