I assume your name (or a business where you are a member/principal) is listed as 'buyer', along with an explicit right to assign the contract.The 'easy' way to assign the contract is to have a one page document stating that for some consideration, the 'buyer' transfers/assigns the contract to a new 'buyer'.

Fortunately, I've already built up a substantial number of reviews, which transfer between properties, as they are linked to my profile.These can be single-family, multi-family, condos, town homes, etc, but preferably units with multiple br/ba's, since each of these can be rented individually.

There is a benefit to the seller and the end buyer and what ever the activity might be in bringing these two parties together the middle man who does not take title is facilitating the transfer of title to RE.

1) Borrow from a credit card with 3% balance transfer fee at 0% interest.2) Borrow money from someone you know and pay them back with 1 or 2 points in interest.

The title transfer is easy, but getting your LLC right is a little more complicated.

Maybe not a big chance of it but probably more so with 2 deed transfers.

CBA uses Experian for credit, which requires an on-site visit at your office to confirm that you have secure storage for tenant's confidential information.

Third, real estate tends to be their only investment, the one thing they are counting on making them rich.For me, real estate is the low-risk portion of my portfolio, and the means by which I will effect an inter-generational transfer of wealth.

If he the fight had exhausted his limits (it would have if he had your limits), it also might have forced a settlement.Some of the issues were specific to transferred real property, so they wouldn't apply to a landlord.

In some CA counties the index includes the transfer tax amount, which is an indication of sale price.If you have access to the MLS or an agent to help you, you can find a lot of sales data there.