@Jeff Soloway The new title policy will make it easier as long as the records of this policy are passed on to each subsequent owner.

well you just learned about one of the top business enterprises in the state of Utah and that is fulfillment companies.. these companies not only rep real estate but pretty much any other business or speakers that are on tour selling anything from books tapes to tony robbins etc.they are very good at what they do... they are brought up and used to rejection and that's who they hire to sell you and beat you down..

We have annual inspections here & subsequent requests from the city for tree trimming, weed abatement, etc. 

However, buy owning the lien, you then have the right to buy subsequent liens, including the property taxes if they are not paid, and you earn 18%!

You can also stipulate in contracts that the EMD will be sent into escrow 3 within 3 days of escrow opening.Hope that helps.Will BarnardBarnard Enterprises, Inc.

Spreading out this cost over several deals makes a lot of sense.So if I understand correctly, each person's loan agreement with me would be a security in this common enterprise... if I did 1 deal or even a few deals, then returned their investment with interest and then came back the next day and said I found another deal for us.... would that then require a brand new SEC filing?

The increased demand for rental properties subsequently causes rents to rise.

Subsequently, they may schedule a showing. 

I would like to first setup a small business that manages the passive income from the rent payments of an initial SFH purchased, and any subsequent SFHs to follow after being acquired.

Hello BP Community,I am wondering if there is a tax advantage for an investor selling an investment property to another investor through owner financing.So instead of the seller listing and subsequently selling a NOO property and paying capital gains tax, they carry the note for the current buyer.