Hard to fault them for that.If borrower is made aware of the situation they should make you whole... and perhaps title will generate a revised settlement statement which shows the actual interest paid.

So I closed on on the property last Friday and discovered in my closing  disclosure I was going  to PAY for Title Insurance,  Settlement fee, title search fees and lean search fee which racked up about another 1k on top of my 15k of commissions. when I questioned why I was paying this my realtor said it that is this was normal practice for the seller to pay this??

We settle in 3 weeks, has anyone ever put up a Craigslist post (no pics or address) BEFORE settlement to try to secure/gauge interest? 

This is not legal advice:They'd contact you to negotiate a settlement if they plan on closing.

I have a home that needs to sale. The DFW market is growing so it shouldn't be an issue. Unfortunately I haven'tdedicated much time collecting emails from investors because I'm working with HML's. This is something I ...

Seller should pay all liens at settlement.

Wondering if anybody knows if properties currently in probate can be purchased before case settlement.

The one part that people seem to miss with BRRRR and delayed financing is adding rehab costs to your settlement statementbefore you close the house, get an invoice from your contractor for the work and have this included on the HUDYou'll pay for it up front and the escrow will disburse to that your contractorthen when you refi WITHOUT SEASONING you can get back your entire cash input

Also, you can engage your lender early 45-60 days out to begin underwriting the loan from the 6 month requirement and arrange settlement to occur right around the 6 month mark.

Part of the due diligence process is discovering what service and other contracts exist, and whether and how they may be enforceable against a new owner.The leases should be assigned, security deposits transferred, and any service agreements which the buyer does not want continued should be terminated (or dealt with somehow) as of settlement date.