Performing one after the other simple, easy to do, exercises that we need to do to create a successful outcome.

Being a guy who has an internet business this exercise was a single blind exercise and I appreciate each of your responses.

I mentioned a social security number... which would be used in addition to ID to confirm identity and determine creditworthiness, the whole point of this exercise.

Perseverance is key....the whole keep a positive mind thinking of napolean hill is powerful...but you have to exercise common sense....that and creating a team to exploit a niche you know extremely well....become an expert in a specific area and gold nuggets will eventually come your way.

And you can look at lease 2 own but you will pay retail when you exercise the option.

To the best of my knowledge, notes on mortgages are valid until satisfied.Regarding your last sentence, the instrument that secures the repayment obligation with an interest in real property has a definite period within which it must be exercised in relation to the maturity date of the mortgage/DoT.

If the buyer doesn't "exercise the option" (that is, buy the property), they lose the option fee.

Germain Act of 1982 states that if the primary residence of the deceased is transferred to a relative as a result of the death and it becomes the primary residence of this relative than this does not qualify as a default in the sense that the bank is allowed to exercise the due on sale clause.

If I do choose to exercise this option and go the hard money rout, would you guys recommend me putting the house on a legal entity or just sign the title myself?

If they were already your tenant, there are specific laws about "landlord retaliation" when a landlord takes a negative action in response to a tenant exercising their rights.