You would make your offer conditional upon them transferring title to you free of any encumbrances.Now about that price .... 30K for a 300K property?

Tenants don't seem to understand that they can transfer from one account to their new address or that they might have to put up deposits at the local water, gas and electric companies.

I would like to buy a small house when i transfer to my new college.

I'm an attorney and I work for a title company, so I think I could keep the costs down, but there are still going to be things like transfer tax, recording fees, title insurance, etc.

I am looking at a 12unit in a good area...the price is 575 (im confident I can get it for 500k), anyway, I am fairly new to REI, I started a year ago, I have 4 houses now.

In the public record you can see if the recent transfer is between people or banks.

The property would have been owned for way more than 180 days, maybe several years.If its not possible is there another way to transfer profit from any RE sale into some other RE that has been owned for a while without paying capital gains or regular income tax?

If you buy a property in PA were you live then you get a job transfer to FL and the new PM fees will cut way into the cash flow or even create a negative flow and then they take longer to fill the unit you will get into trouble.

Okay but doesnt the transfer of the deed alert the bank??

The title search that I have found has the title transfer to the estate, well over 10 years ago.